Until this week, I thought being bilingual meant fluency in a second language—the ability to read, write, listen, and speak with ease. I was wrong. Someone who can do all of those things in two languages is actually biliterate. Being bilingual, on the other hand, simply means having the ability to speak in
In the latest episode of The Norah and Dad Show, we recap our family Christmas holiday to London. Here are links to everything we mention in the episode.
“What do think about going to see an Arsenal match for Christmas?” That question—which my wife posed to me over a glass of wine a couple of months ago—birthed our 2024 Christmas holiday.
In what has become an annual tradition for my final post of the year, I bring you the holiday classic, ‘Twas the Employment Law Night Before Christmas … tweaked for 2024.
To all of my readers, connections, and followers, new and legacy, thank you all for reading, commenting, and sharing throughout the year. Please have
“I don’t have that much interest in having a sexual experience with another person.”
“I believe in things many others don’t—like having a ‘sixth sense,’ clairvoyance, and telepathy.
“As an adolescent, I had bizarre fantasies or preoccupations.”
Those are among the odd and inappropriate questions that applicants seeking to work for RFK Jr.’s Department of
On this week’s episode of The Norah and Dad Show, Norah and I discuss the end of her first semester of college, including her finals, our upcoming family Christmas trip to London, and the importance of checking your tire pressure before heading out on a road trip.
Your Profile: Your headline reads like you’re auditioning for a legal-themed TED Talk: “Employment Lawyer. Blogger. Dad. Joke-Teller Extraordinaire.” We get it—you’ve cornered the market on HR-friendly humor. But do
In this week’s episode of The Norah and Dad Show, my daughter and I discuss how we’re feeling in the aftermath of the 2024 election. Hint: it’s not great. Sadness, anger, acceptance … we work through our stages of grief throughout a tight 25 minutes.
Do you remember your first traffic ticket? I do. I was 17, driving to high school, and it involved me hitting an actual, live person with my car at the tender age of 17. To hear the rest of the story, and also hear all about my daughter’s inaugural ticket, you’ll have to tune into