Why Kissing Up and Pinching Your Nose Will Have the Same Result in DC Would that Gentleman Combover were not so fableic! I try to imagine if someone else were in power in the US (from the past, or in an… Medium
Buzz, Pray, Sing or Sweat? — Fable Considers This week I have been part of a large group of theatre makers, working together toward a formal adjudication of our ability to teach a… Medium
Magical Thinking and Hard Work — Fable Offers Simple Solution For Getting Unstuck What to do to get out of this mess the world is in? Or really, get anything we want in life? Medium
If War Were An Animal — Fable Offers Definitive Answer A few nights ago, Jimmy Fallon joked that Kim Jong-un was feeling neglected with all the ink being spilled over Matt Lauer (and, by the… Medium
How Do I Wear My Pants? — Sartorial Insights from the 17th Century Every day the news brings fresh reports of bad behavior. We are outraged, saddened, horrified, depressed … you can insert the word that… Medium
You Can’t Lose What You Don’t Use — tips from a 17th century fable I try to be a careful person. Not to spend beyond my means. To take care of what I have. Medium
Don’t Let the Donkey Pay Taxes Alone — 17th Century Fable Warns As we countdown to Thanksgiving here in the United States, making lists of what we’re grateful for, let’s add taxes to that list. Medium
Tax Proposals Counter Law of Nature — Fable Suggests I was hanging up from one of the usual unhelpful customer service calls with a credit card company the other day and the representative… MediumUncategorized
How To Enjoy a Trip to the Laundromat — a Fable Reveals When I first read the fable I’m about to recount I thought, yuck. This is like eating lima beans when I was a child. Eat this. It’s good… Medium
17th Century Fable Considers U.S. and North Korea Relations As Trump stumps around Asia, roaring about American indomitability, this fable suggested a take on the relationship between the U.S and… Medium
