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Great balls of fire
Posted on October 28, 2016 26 Comments
It’s curious how events often come together in a strangely synchronic manner. We had spent two months over the summer looking for a vacation home so we could be nearer to Deanna and Al and what struck me most about them each time we went touring, was their Craftsman charm, high prices (ouch), and most of all the […]
Las Vagues
Posted on May 15, 2015 20 Comments
Every decision we make involves a gamble. What we bring to bear when we make a choice is key. Is it fact or opinion based? I think this question goes to the heart of every controversy we face as a species today, and especially as Americans in our current overheated political environment. As a personal […]
PsychD
Posted on May 1, 2015 15 Comments
I am always skeptical when ideologues start pontificating about American morality, but it is a subject that interests me, so I read and analyze anyway. David Brooks, with whom I do not agree politically, has written a book and some articles lately advising us to consider the quality of our eulogies above our resumes. Hmmm. He has […]
Appeal and core
Posted on April 17, 2015 25 Comments
This month I have been on my own ‘listening tour’, as I am learning more about you, my ever expanding community, and your approach to the same issues that interest me. 😀 What amazes me is that everyone I know was talking about the perils of online interaction this week. Tangentially, I was watching one of our 2016 hopefuls […]
Let me explane
Posted on April 2, 2015 19 Comments
This has been one of those weeks. Geoffrey has a one-month restoration project that takes place at night in DT LA, so our whole household schedule is turned upside down here and that means none of us is really getting any sleep. That gives me a chance to binge watch my favorite series, so I […]
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