How To Stop Zapping Your Brain For Good
When I was a kid we would often fold up the foil wrappers from sticks of gum and poke them into electrical sockets.  A mild shock (because we didn’t know the straw trick), impressive sparks and a puff of black smoke later, we were on to the next thing we could dismantle, blow up or render useless. Lately, my brain has felt like that gum wrapper – over and over and over again.  With a growing business, a family that expects groceries and meals to occasionally appear, and other personal ambitions (knitting!!), I’ve got lots of plates spinning on sticks (cue the “

If Goldilocks Ran Her Own Business
Goldilocks knew exactly what she wanted and she knew how to get it.  She tried each chair, sampled each porridge and approached each bed until she found the one that was juuuuust right.  Unfortunately, this story also teaches many a child that it is destructive and dangerous to know what you want and then have the audacity to simply take it. What a wretched, reckless girl! She broke the chair, she binged on porridge and she almost got eaten by bears when they found her sleeping in their darli