What does it take to run a kindergarten? Apparently it’s a mixture of eccentricity and sadism cooked at approximately 350 degrees for about 70 years. Or that’s what Houman ran into as he attempted to find a nursery for his own flesh and blood. (more…)
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For his son, Houman puts his hands to writing fiction. The result is a tale of a toddler and his cat and their journey into the night.
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A visit to a nursery school stirs up mixed feelings. Houman Sadri grapples with the seemingly inescapable, existential life cycle. (more…)
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Can Houman escape from the clutches of writers’ block long enough to finish his column? He doesn’t like his chances… (more…)
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It’s hard to go back to nature if you were never really there in the first place. But as his life’s travels take him there, Houman Sadri must find a way to deal with it.
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Intolerance has never solved anything. Houman Sadri looks at the problem the he faces, one that he hopes his son can avoid.
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To console or not to console? Houman examines the grieving process and asks if there is a proper way to approach (or avoid) it.
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Houman reviews the album Lea Valley Delta Blues by hot new British act Morning Bride. (more…)
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Can a business advisor be responsible for all the ills of the world? Damn right he can! (more…)
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A funeral calls Houman back to Paris and recalls the last time he was there, the promotional circuit for his first album. In reflection, the pain of both become apparent. (more…)
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