Atomic Homework

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Remember that really boring movie you watched?

Remember that boring book you read?

Remember what that boring person said? Read More >

Remember Nancy Reagan?

She was the wife of President Reagan, a.k.a. (also known as) The First Lady. 

But for kids in the ‘80s, she was most famous for three words: Read More >

Every week I post on Facebook. 

I get nice comments. 

I get rude comments. Read More >

What happened?

It’s been two weeks since your last daily English lesson! 

Well, the short answer is, I don’t know. Read More >

Do you know the name Scott Adams?

He’s the creator of the last funny newspaper comic, Dilbert. 

And a few years ago, he wrote a book about how he achieved success called “How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life.” Read More >

Have you heard?

Small is the new big.

It’s the small things you do every day that can change your life.  Read More >

“I just need to speak more.” 

I hear that a lot.

My reply, “No, you don’t.” Read More >

I have a friend in Prague who teaches people how to quit smoking. 

“How did you quit?” I asked him one day.

“I read a book,” he told me.  Read More >

“What are doing in Bansko?” asked a Bulgarian student with a surprised look on his face. 

“Working and skiing,” I replied. 

And when I’m neither working nor skiing, I’m travelling.  Read More >

Yesterday I taught you the difference between “original” and “traditions.” 

If you write a song, it’s an original song: there’s no other song like it in the world — it’s unique. 

If you use your grandmother’s recipe to bake a pie, it’s a traditional dish in your family.  Read More >