Nathan Timmel
The Blog
Anger Issues and Old Friends
The people we surround ourselves with are generally reflections of ourselves. This becomes problematic when we take our anger out on our friends.
Facebook Jail: Where the Innocent are Guilty
Facebook Jail, I know you all too well. In the past year, the site has gotten worse, not better. It’s almost as if Facebook doesn’t care.
A Love Letter to Iowa
To some people, living in a state like Iowa would be considered torture. Good on them; they can stay out. Leaves more Iowa for me to enjoy.
Eminem: A Revisionist History Not Told by Malcolm Gladwell
Malcolm Gladwell probably won’t turn his Revisionist History eye toward Eminem and Michael Jackson, but he should. As always, our outrage was misplaced.
Emotion vs. Action
It should go without saying that charity should involve deeds, not thoughts. That’s not always the case, unfortunately. All too often, people confuse their good intentions with doing actual good. Comedy for Charity sets out to change that.
A Simple Act of Kindness
I thought I knew what kindness was, and then I became a parent. Turns out: nothing moves you more than someone being wonderful to your child.
The Slow Death of Casual Friendship
Friendship means different things to different people. Sometimes, you might not be on the same page as another. It’s up to you to notice.
My Al Franken Moment
When the Al Franken “controversy” hit, the rush to railroad was all too swift. There was rush to judgment, and nothing more.
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