Food Quirks
As I walked through my kitchen yesterday morning, I noticed my daughter who was hovering over the waste basket, intensely focused on a task. I […]
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ATTN: Chris Neugent
ATTN: Chris Neugent, President, Post Consumer Brands And/or The Knucklead Who Made the Decision to Abandon Peaches Post Cereal Consumer Affairs Department 20802 Kennsington Boulevard […]
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The Next Step
It’s graduation season. I didn’t speak at a high school commencement ceremony this graduation season, but had I stepped up to the podium this year […]
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Travel Benefits
BARBERINO VAL D’ELSA, TUSCANY— I dreamed of travelling as a kid. My parents purchased a set of World Book encyclopedias when I was about four-years […]
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Christmas 2016
Someone once said, “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” I don’t necessarily agree with that. I have always believed: The more […]
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Hangovers
There are many suggestions and recipes for hangover cures. Some say to go with, “the hair of the dog that bit you.” Others swear by […]
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Hammin’ It Up On Both Sides of the Pond
I have been dreaming of ham, lately. Just this past weekend I was visiting my brother in Madison, Mississippi and he took me to […]
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Cereal Killers
My love affair with cereal has lasted 54 years. These days I mostly eat oatmeal, which is considered a healthy “warm cereal,” but I […]
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RSJ 4 Heimlich 1
Dr. Henry Heimlich performed his famous life-saving maneuver for the first time when he was 96-years old. When I learned about that a few weeks […]
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Rocking and Carpooling and Rocking Out While Carpooling
Of all of the joys and pleasures in life, the unforeseen and unplanned ones seem to ring the truest. Parenting is filled with challenges and […]
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RSJ’s Top 10 of 2015
For the 17 years that this column has been published I have ended the year with a list of the best meals I had eaten […]
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