Lori Borgman
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Recent articles by Lori:
Lori Borgman: Caution, Grandpa on wheels
It’s not every day a kid walks into the kitchen and says, “Did you know Grandpa is outside rollerblading?” I did not know he was outside → Read More
Motherhood is the best and hardest job you may ever have [opinion]
It was C day in kindergarten recently. C being for career, kids came dressed as the career they wanted to have when they grew up. → Read More
Lori Borgman: The best and hardest job you may ever have
It was C day in kindergarten recently. C being for career, kids came dressed as the career they wanted to have when they grew up.A 6-year-old granddaughter → Read More
Shrinkflation: living in the days of less is more [opinion]
The concept of paying more for less is an economic wildfire. → Read More
Lori Borgman: Living in the days of less is more
The vocabulary intended to soften the blows of blistering inflation is a testimony to creativity. Economists keep talking about consumers experiencing shri → Read More
After water heater springs a leak, the noise is deafening [opinion]
If you have ever had water damage to your house and had giant fans hauled in to dry it out, you know what I’m talking about. → Read More
On a scale of 1 to 5, this newfound popularity is exhausting [opinion]
Everywhere I go people ask for my opinion. It’s fascinating how people I barely know — even giant corporations and conglomerates — are so interested in what I think. → Read More
Lori Borgman: One small leak, seven giant fans
Tom Hanks made a movie titled “The Terminal” about a man stuck in an airport indefinitely. We are going to make a movie titled “Jet Engin → Read More
The thing you can't live without
Don't ever say things can't get worse. At least not out loud. → Read More
When life gets worse, you discover the one thing you can’t live without [opinion]
Hope is the magnetic force that pulls us forward — through disappointment, grief, broken hearts, health crisis, horrific accidents and job loss. → Read More
Lori Borgman: The one thing you can’t live without
Don’t ever say things can’t get worse. At least not out loud.The cosmos will prove you wrong. It can and often does.When life does indeed → Read More
Forging ahead in turbulent times, with help from C.S. Lewis [opinion]
Sometimes the voices of the past are the ones we need most in the present. I revisit one in particular when the world goes wobbly. I have dog-eared the pages in the book where this voice resides. → Read More
Lori Borgman: On a scale of 1 to 5, this is exhausting
My newfound popularity is stunning. Everywhere I go people ask for my opinion. It’s fascinating how people I barely know - even giant corporations an → Read More
Trying to get her head and data in the clouds [opinion]
Once every week or so my phone tells me it failed to back up because there is not enough cloud storage. Then it prompts me to buy a bigger, better cloud. Why would I buy more of something that I can’t comprehend now? → Read More
Lori Borgman: Forging ahead in turbulent times
Sometimes the voices of the past are the ones we need most in the present. I revisit one in particular when the world goes wobbly. I have dog-eared the pag → Read More
When being princess for a day turns fowl [opinion]
Emma the girl makes a special gift for her pal, Emma the chicken. It’s not a hit with the other hens. → Read More
Lori Borgman: Trying to get her head and data in the clouds
I have a long history of issues with my cloud. The main problem being that I can’t wrap my head around it. Some people can’t get their heads ou → Read More
Good news and bad news at the grocery store [opinion]
The good news is that grocery store shelves seemed better stocked these days. The bad news is the little credit card machines at the checkouts that used to say "chip, swipe or tap," now say, "arm, leg or both." → Read More
Lori Borgman: When being princess for a day turns fowl
This is a story about a chicken. It’s not an earth-shattering story like so many stories these days, particularly that horrific one halfway around th → Read More
Voicemails, the best way to annoy friends and family [opinion]
If you listen to your voicemails, you may be in the minority. I read a piece claiming that more and more people are ignoring their voicemails. They find the practice freeing. → Read More