When you look at a smiling eight-year-old child, what do you see? Do you see a young mind, eager to learn and grow into a fully fledged human being? Do […] Read more »
I have discovered the truth about French rudeness. It happened one evening, as my English boyfriend and I were selecting our dinner from a very extensive menu of wraps in […] Read more »
I’ve been lying to you. It’s the conclusion I came to a few days ago, as I was sitting, wide-eyed and embarrassed, at my work monitor. I had just failed […] Read more »
Baseball is a rough game: blazing 90-mile-an-hour fastballs leaving trails of smoke in their wake, runners barreling into the catcher to score a much-needed run, fights on the mound, line […] Read more »
Angelina Jolie has brought Breast Cancer to the fore front. Oh wait, it already was in the fore front of “cancers”. What I meant to say is that she has […] Read more »
I had an idea for this blog post. I thought it was a good one, too. In a series of interviews, I would compare three similar food products, each representative […] Read more »
Most of you know that River Family lives in Tarrytown. Some of you may even know that our family includes two River Children who go to the public schools here […] Read more »
Whenever I see an ambulance whizzing by, lights flashing and sirens going, my first thought is always, “I hope everyone belong to me is safe at home or wherever else […] Read more »
Julie doesn’t know. A French expatriate, Julie oversees the French literature section of the biggest independent bookstore in London. I work there as well, albeit in another department. We see […] Read more »
Sometimes firsts are good. The first time you ride a bike, the first time you eat ice cream, the first kiss, the first kid (just kidding both of my […] Read more »
