A field guide to growing up without growing apart
Today I bailed. When I think of bailing on something, I think of totally and completely failing. To bail is to let weakness and fear and laziness and confusion win. It is not only have given the wrong answer in the first place, but also […]
I’m not usually one to delve into politics, but this week I’ve got something on my mind. I’ve seen a lot in the news the past few days about the Benghazi hearings, in which Secretary of State Clinton took heat from Republican members of Congress […]