The NYT describes this book as the only one a nervous parent needs: “The Anthropology of Childhood: Cherubs, Chattel, Changelings,” by David F. Lancy. This is the one that describes the vast range of ways people raise children around the world, and how it all works out.

1. Best cup of coffee I ever had was instant. Yep. It was a cold morning with yaks gathering around the yurt. Context matters. And instant is always better than Keurig.

I’d love to make these, but sadly I live in China and can’t get chow mein noodles. Oh, the irony. I can’t get butterscotch chips either, but that isn’t ironic.

I studied abroad for a year in college and worked in study abroad later. I have long thought that this is a great idea and I can confirm much of what this article reports. Save money, immerse in the culture and maybe become really fluent in another language.I do think that the less liberal arts and exploratory…

But isn’t that a photo of a coffee-crusted pork chop?