I recently happened upon an article tonight that busted the myth that we only use 10% of our brains. I’m glad to know that, since while...

I’ll never forget the day my mom was diagnosed with inoperable cancer. From her hospital bed in NYC she called and told me the dreadful...

I would be remiss to even think of writing this month’s reflections, I mean kvetches, without first sending a loving virtual hug to Dear...

Recently, my friend and I were talking about trying to downsize our lives and how hard it is to get rid of chotskies. Inanimate objects...

Now that Spring has sprung and April showers have brought us May flowers, I’ve been thinking a lot more about the birds and the bees....

After a year living between a rock and a Covid hard place, I feel like I just crawled out vaccinated and squinting beneath clearing...

March 2021 There’s an expression I grew up with in Brooklyn. Whenever something happened that seemed like a surprise, my mom or...

Now that Hallmark February is upon us, (and since this past December and January were quite literally terrorizing) I’d like to take a...

January 2021 By the time this paper reaches everyones doorstep, I may still have a hangover. I’m not talking the kind one may get from...

When I began writing this month’s column I had been up for four days, anxiously awaiting the election results and the ensuing drama of...