It is the holiday season, which means that by the time you read this I will have committed murder. My victim will be a tree, one that has never […] Read more »
Over Thanksgiving weekend, my children, my husband and I were talking about sleepovers. My son asked if I liked them and/or if I was ever scared to sleep somewhere else. […] Read more »
Sunday, October 28, 2012 – 2:37 p.m. Superstorm/Hurricane Sandy is coming. I’m not that worried. Irene hit last year and we survived. Read more »
“Don’t you do that in France?” I thought I was done with this question. I thought I was done with being just French. After all, my year as an EF […] Read more »
3/8/1928 – 10/21/12 Please let me begin by saying that my mother, brothers and I thank you all for being here today to celebrate the life of our Dad, Herbert […] Read more »
It is very unsettling, indeed, to witness a loved one falling prey to Alzheimer’s. It’s hard to reconcile that your mother, father, aunt, uncle, or friend who looks the same, […] Read more »
We take so much for granted. It’s human nature. On some level we know we appreciate whatever it is, silly or serious – the convenience of a TV remote, barbecue-flavor […] Read more »
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What a summer I have enjoyed. With my kids in camp, and not a Dr.’s appointment scheduled…Well except for a yearly Gyno appointment, I had an “worry free and health […] Read more »
My father taught me how to drive on a little, white Datsun pick-up truck with a manual transmission. I practiced in our backyard, a large rectangular acre, perfect for going […] Read more »
