Living the Spammed Life
| by derekbremer
A few weeks ago, I decided I’d been going about spam email all the wrong way. I used to block
Somewhat Mindful Parenting
| by derekbremer
The real bummer of parenting is that once you start getting good at it, your skills are already obsolete. By
Happy Mother’s Day
| by derekbremer
Happy Mother’s Day to all of the mothers out there! Today, we recognize the sacrifices they’ve made to raise us
An Abundance of Fleas
| by derekbremer
When you discover your dog has fleas, the next most important step is to determine who in your house is
Yuka (not yuck-uhh)
| by derekbremer
Last week, my wife downloaded an app on her phone called Yuka. It would be melodramatic to say that it’s
Apparently, it’s Arbor Day
| by derekbremer
Apparently, it’s Arbor Day, which I’m willing to bet that a lot of people didn’t know when they woke up
IKEA, the Fourth Reich, and the Rise of a Global Superpower
| by derekbremer
Shortly before the end of World War II many German scientists and engineers defected to the United States or the
The Snyder’s Gap
| by derekbremer
The existence of pretzels has bothered me for quite some time. Invented in the 6th or 7th century in an
I Reject Your Letter of Rejection for Employment
| by derekbremer
Dear Employer, After much deliberation, I have decided that I will be unable to accept your selection of another candidate for the
Shelby Cox: Your MEGGA Candidate for Eighth Grade Student Council
| by derekbremer
It’s wonderful to see such a beautiful crowd in the gymnasium this afternoon. I’d like to thank all of you
