January 31, 2024Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on January 31, 2024One for the PotWhen I was a little kid and my mother was making coffee in a coffee pot, she would count out loud the number of scoops that […]
January 24, 2024Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on January 24, 2024The Cost of Bagels and RelationshipsAn old guy in my neighborhood went to the same deli every morning and ordered a bagel and a cup of coffee and he sat there […]
January 17, 2024Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on January 17, 2024Lost and FoundThe other day on a mailbox that’s right outside my office, I noticed someone had put a key on top of the mailbox. I imagine that […]
January 10, 2024Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on January 10, 2024Thank Your TeachersThere is not a week that goes by in my life that I don’t think about something a teacher throughout my life had told me or […]
January 3, 2024Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on January 3, 2024The Greeter DeskThe other day, I went into a bank and there was a counter at the entrance where there was a greeter who asked me why I […]
December 27, 2023Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on December 27, 2023Fish StoryIn a commencement speech given by the wonderful author David Foster Wallace, he begins by telling a story about two young fish who are swimming along, […]
December 20, 2023Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on December 20, 2023On Doing Something Nice for Someone ElseA friend recently recommended an article called “17 Ways to be More Positive” and one of the early tips on that list that caught my eye, […]
December 13, 2023Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on December 13, 2023One Thing at a TimeThe other day, I was checking out at a supermarket and the cashier was talking to somebody next to them who was stocking a shelf. That […]
December 6, 2023Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on December 6, 2023“Happiness Often Sneaks In”A quotation I read recently was from John Barrymore, the actor, and it was “happiness often sneaks in through a door you didn’t know you left […]