I’m going to be taking some time off from blogging until after the new year. I have some posts scheduled to roll out while I’m gone and I will be checking in every now and then until I resume my regular contributions. I hope that your holidays are full of family, friends, and fun and…
The devastation and destruction wrought by Hurricane Florence on our East Coast triggered a memory of a conversation that I overheard 13 years ago.
September 11, 2001 fell on a Tuesday and I heard the news about the first plane hitting the World Trade Center tower on the radio at home. While The Lioness and I were getting ready for work I turned on the television set
Sometimes bits and pieces of conversations are as interesting as quick glimpses of people and places. The other day I passed a gentleman sitting in a wheelchair outside a Starbuck’s holding
Dateline 1986: Larry Harvey and Jerry James build a human effigy and burn it on a San Francisco beach. …it was supremely romantic. And so two years later, having thought of this morning and night for a couple of years I woke up and it was the solstice, and I thought “I’m tired of this.” So…
My father’s family immigrated to this country in the early part of the 20th Century from Germany. He was the youngest of ten children
‘Tis the season for baked goods. If you have an urge to try something new, you will find many choices among the links below.
I got the call from Jackie on Friday night. “They rushed Ray to the hospital this afternoon, he was having trouble breathing. Ray died tonight.”
Performance Artist/Poet Rivas takes us through his updated version of the old Encyclopedia Game to commemorate the announcement that, after 244 years of publication,
