Have you ever had an Edith Day?

4,300 miles, sixteen days, thirteen different beds, lugging overnight bags in and out of the car, back roads, interstate highways, stop and go traffic, local diners, 1055 photographs, sitting in the sun, walking in the sun, driving in the sun, coffee stops, bathroom stops,  washing the car, talking with vendors, talking with new friends, talking with each other, XM Radio, iPod playlists, and sucking exhaust fumes.

You might be surprised who would call himself “one of the loneliest people in the world.”

Do you remember the first time you went solo on a bicycle? I sure do!  I thought my mom was holding on to my bike.  Imagine my surprise when I glanced back only to discover my human training wheels had fallen off.

When Rene A. Spitz learned how to spell “love” many people benefited. Spitz was a social scientist interested in childhood development. He studied the lives of children placed in a European orphanage during World War II.

Here are three very important numbers: 55--38--7.  Are they lucky numbers for the lottery?  No!  Are they retired jersey numbers for some basketball super heroes?  No!  Are they three amazing new channels from your local cable company? No! They are communication numbers.