Why You Should Make a Fool of Yourself
Some students who regularly frequent local bars recently told me that the reason why college students drink so much is because it’s the only time
May 6, 2010
Live With Flair
(my daily blog)
The Extra Chair Revolution
A revolutionary is a person who actively participates in a revolution. A revolution, I just read, is defined as: a drastic and far-reaching change of
May 5, 2010
2 Ways to Handle Life Transitions with Flair
You can handle a transition (new job, end of a semester, a new marriage, a death, a birth, anything new) by: 1. Reminding Yourself of
May 4, 2010
Sound the Alarm!
Apparently, word spread that I wasn’t in church yesterday. “What did you tell people?” I asked my husband. I was in bed, still in my
May 3, 2010
Why Professors Can Also Be Christians
It’s possible to be a scholar and a Christian. It’s possible to study neuroscience, understand the process behind how we age fossils, know the mechanism
May 2, 2010
Why You Should Sneak into the Kitchen During a Wedding Reception
During a wedding reception today, my youngest was fascinated by the food servers. They’d disappear behind swinging doors and return with iced tea at exactly
May 1, 2010
Prepare for Flair
There’s this trick I use to help me prepare for flair. I assume I’m going to be amazed by anyone or anything. It could happen
May 1, 2010
Ask This Question
Sometimes the flair you experience isn’t your own. Sometimes, the flair for the day is the flair you helped make happen for somebody else. In
April 29, 2010
How to Survive Rejection
There’s a way to handle rejection with flair. I always come back to the same three truths to survive it. When it comes–that awful companion,
April 28, 2010
The Texture of Flair
We are sensate creatures. We feel textures everyday: this firm keyboard, the spongy-soft of this office chair, the feel of a hard nail on my
April 27, 2010