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Forgive and…Remember
True forgiveness isn’t about forgetting or magically absolving wrongdoing—it’s about dropping the assumption of malice and refusing to let past pain dictate your present. Explore a raw reflection on letting go, moving forward, and why time heals the sharpest edges.
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Ferris Bueller’s Day Off – And What It Means Now
What happens when a classic 1986 teen comedy meets fifty-two years of life experience? Join us for a nostalgic look back at Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, exploring why its famous philosophy on slowing down still resonates today.
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Rob Reviews – Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 4.9 “Once La’An a Time”
Season 4 of Strange New Worlds takes a page out of the storybooks with “Once La’An a Time.” In this spiritual sequel to “The Elysian Kingdom,” La’An finally confronts the darkness she’s been carrying all season long. From fairy tale doppelgängers and Arthur C. Clarke sci-fi magic to a fresh…
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The Hamlet of Comic Book Villains
Is the Joker the greatest fictional villain of the 20th century? In our latest deep-dive, we explore why the Clown Prince of Crime has become the “Hamlet of comic book villains,” looking at his iconic evolution across film and comics—from Heath Ledger and Jack Nicholson to “The Killing Joke”—and asking…
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Chasing Away the Big C
From a routine Cologuard test and a nervous two-week wait to the realities of turning 52 and playing the fourth quarter. A reflective look at health scares, family history, and why every minute counts when you finally find the right person.
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Why this picky eater is sticking to the basics
Not a foodie? You are not alone. A picky eater tackles the classic WordPress food prompt, breaking down texture hurdles, a poor sense of smell, and why the carnivore life is the only way forward. Join the conversation and share your own food quirks in the comments!
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Mass Transit in the Motor City: A Game-Day Test Drive
Discover why expanding reliable mass transit in Detroit is the one change that would instantly transform the city, drawing on a hectic double-game Sunday downtown.
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The Swift Kick: Why It’s Time to Finally See the World
Reflecting on a life-changing high school trip to France, a lifelong hesitation around travel, and how a potential winter getaway to Las Vegas might finally change the routine.
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Rob Reviews: Michael (2026)
A child of the 80s takes a nostalgic look at the biographical film Michael. While Antoine Fuqua’s movie is visually striking and features an eerie physical resemblance from star Jaafar Jackson, this estate-approved project ultimately feels more like a curated museum walk and a collection of highlight reels than a…
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Road Tripping on a Teacher’s Salary
Discover practical budget travel tips from a teacher’s perspective, featuring smart savings on vacation rentals, packing your own cooler, traveling in the off-season, and mastering urban logistics.