Monthly Archives: November 2011

Late last night, I was catching up with a renowned technology blogger and entrepreneur and I showed him what we are beginning to do on Twitter and on the blog. He asked me quite bluntly, “will anyone actually click a link … Continue reading →

I began a conversation with a friend the other day and mentioned that I was reading up on orphanages. His face went pale for a second, and his visceral reaction was of disgust.“Orphanages are horrible places,” he remarked, “terrible things … Continue reading →

Upon starting to research orphanages, every book I read quickly qualified that many of the inhabitants of orphanages throughout the ages, were not in fact full orphans. Many were half-orphans, for instance. Or my aunt told me about how many … Continue reading →

Upon deciding to blog about the plight of orphans and the state of orphanages around the world, I quickly found that I had writer’s block. In the past, I’ve spoken with many people who work with underprivileged children, I’ve read … Continue reading →