The ESLPod Blog (page 107)
- Life in the United States
Too Close For Comfort*
I had never sat on top of an earthquake. Until last Friday.
- Life in the United States
Americans No More
Many people would like to be American citizens , legally becoming “members” of the United States. However, last year a record number (more than in any other year) of Americans renounced (gave up;…
- About ESL Podcast
Podcasts this Week (March 31, 2014)
ON MONDAY ESL Podcast 986 – Buying and Selling Family Heirlooms
- News and Current Events
Let Me See Your ID Again
When we think of IDs (identification documents), we often think that having our photo on it makes it impossible for anyone else to use it. That’s not necessarily (100%) true.
- About ESL Podcast
Podcasts this Week (March 24, 2014)
ON MONDAY ESL Podcast 984 – Competing in Business
- Life in the United States
Elbow Doctor
Yes, baseball season is almost here. And we who live in Los Angeles hope, once again, that our teams will do well. For Jeff it’s the Dodgers. For me the Angels. And both teams look good going into…
- Life in the United States
It’s Still Mom at Bedtime
If you’re part of a working couple (two people who are married or in a committed relationship) with children these days, you’re probably sharing more of the household (related to home) work than…
- News and Current Events
What Did Charlie Chaplin Sound Like?
Wikipedia is a useful, though not always reliable (able to be trusted), source of information about people in the news, in history, and popular culture. Now, it may also become a place to go to find…
- Business
Work Would be Great Without the Coworkers
The French philosopher Jean-Paul Satre once famously said, “ Hell is other people.” I’m not sure who poor old (unfortunate) Jean-Paul’s neighbors, friends, or coworkers (people who work at the same…
