Earlier this month, Dictionary.com added over 400 words to its online database, and at least one of those entries caused a stink among social media users, along with everything to ever take place in the observable universe.
Working from home the past year — God, it’s really been that long — certainly has its advantages.
Ever order from a drive-thru alone and suddenly feel self-conscious as you pull up to pay and get your bag-o-burgers?
YouTube: A cesspool of conspiracy theorists, those who run video diaries that are about as exciting as changing a lightbulb, clickbait thumbnails/video titles, viral “challenges” and little snot-nosed kids who make more than my annual salary in a month doing nothing more than opening toys, n…
I have no problem in admitting when I’m wrong. Sure, I don’t like it when I am wrong, but I will acknowledge those situations.
If my waistline is any indication, Thanksgiving is obviously my favorite holiday. And if this column gives you any indication I use drugs, I assure you I do not.
You may think that the only way to ease traffic is to widen roads, improve intersections and the like, but even Mrs. Daily Commuter and Mr. Out-On-Errands can mitigate congestion that we all suffer as a result of living in north Metro Atlanta. So, I’ll be your expert on the subject, because …
The 2020 football high school football season will be one like no other due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Following years of calls for Washington’s NFL team to change its mascot, the franchise has agreed to replace its Redskins name and logo. And of course, this has spurred two very different reactions.
It has been quite a while since I began my series doling out advice to dads to be with my breadth of knowledge on the subject (read: I’m still incompetent but have yet to cause serious harm to my one child).
During a trip to Washington, D.C. a few years ago, I traversed the National Mall to take in some of the nation’s most iconic structures.
If the coronavirus has shown us anything, there are far more epidemiologists, virologists and health experts in America than most could have ever imagined. Well, if you consider the comments being thrown around on social media, anyway.
On March 15, the call to quarantine came for my wife and I. Beginning the next day, we would both be working from home, and preparations began.
To the class of 2020:
There is no escape.
Recently, I accepted my wife’s request to join her at a party thrown by her employer.
I was not blessed with ability to construct or mend things. Now, it can be argued that no skills, other than those necessary for life, are truly innate, but I’m convinced some are destined to be bad at certain tasks from the moment they are born. I would argue my handiwork around the house i…
