In which I try not to lose faith in the retail sector
I try not to whine too much about first world problems, but sometime, like with my conversation with T-Mobile and its inevitable sad aftermath, I’m just overcome by the humanity […]
Category Archives: north-america
Mile 41 of Highway 10 East
It’s those little surprises that make a trip memorable. Like seeing a beautiful mountain sunrise. Or blowing out a tire 40 miles from nowhere on a desert road with a […]
A Manly Roadtrip
The kids have a five (5!) day weekend this week, so naturally, the Cohns are scattering to the far corners of the country. Or at least doing their damnedest to. […]
ORDCamp
I’m sitting on the floor of the Ferris Bueller conference room while Jana describes the accidental and unfortunate discovery of “cotton candy” honey. She’s an urban beekeeper, connoisseur and producer […]
Brrrrrr!
The constraints are simple. Pack warm clothes for -7F and snowing in Chicago cool clothes for 73F and sunny in Sarasota hip clothes for a tech conference fancy clothes for […]
What the Dickens?!?
[Hey – I’ll get back to hyperventilating about Antarctica shortly, I promise, but here’s a short digression I wanted to write up while I’m catching my breath.] Okay everyone, raise […]
Worst Dad Ever
Okay, not really, I know. History is littered with more worthy competitors for the title. But you know, sometimes I surprise myself. Given all the discretionary travel I do, Devon’s […]
Lorien’s Crazy Day (and “Who Wants to Winter Over?”)
Three years ago today I was thinking about how crazy and complicated my life was. I was franticly throwing stuff together as I prepared to head down to the freakin’ […]
The Last Good Day of Summer
There’s a belief among the Stoics that the best way to appreciate anything is to put yourself in the mind that this may be the last time you’ll ever experience […]
Best. Zombie. Apocalypse. Ever.
Or worst. Honestly, I didn’t have a preconceived notion of how to rate them. On one hand, we were still alive. But maybe that was just my pro-human bias speaking; […]
David Pablo Cohn 