All I Really Need To Know I Learned in Kindergarten

cobbler Elias Schwartz, who believes that ""anything not worth doing is worth not doing well."" Fulghum delights in his subjects, celebrating them while using them as springboards for simple (some would say cornball) insights into life (""You may never have proof of your importance, but you are m...

Reviews Philosophy About Our Affiliates Books & Audios Recently Reviewed Unitarian minister Robert Fulghum's "Credo" begins this spunky collection of philosophical musings on life.

However, the Sharing Economy (also known as the Networked Economy or Collaborative Economy) is turning this seemly simple lesson into revenue-generating opportunity.

Good lighting and sound effects are employed several times throughout the play, but using it elsewhere—in such places as showing the man flying in his lawn chair or when it’s raining at the zoo—would have gone far in adding some of those higher highs, lower lows and sensory assaults that the play...