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Guns and Mental Health: Just Who Is Crazy?

Guns and Mental Health: Just Who Is Crazy?

February 22nd, 2018 | General, Health, Politics, Society at Large

On Valentine’s Day 2018, Nikolas Cruz packed up the AR-15 type rifle he bought just after his eighteenth birthday, and countless rounds of ammunition loaded into large capacity magazines, into a carrying case. He called an Uber and headed over to Marjorie Stoneman...
Book #5 in 2018: A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived by Adam Rutherford

Book #5 in 2018: A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived by Adam Rutherford

February 4th, 2018 | Education, Family, Genealogy, General, Health, literature and poetry, Math and Science

My sister used to drive me crazy—well she still does in many ways—for her interactions with her daughters. One of the worst things was her flat assertion about her younger daughter’s problems with math. “She can’t do math,” Sister said. “She get’s it from me.” Then a...
Reading Unfriendly: My Barnes & Noble Is Freaking Me Out

Reading Unfriendly: My Barnes & Noble Is Freaking Me Out

June 3rd, 2016 | business and finance, General, Health, literature and poetry, Popular Culture, Shopping, visual arts

Went to my local Barnes & Noble to pick up a couple copies of Dan Lyons, Disrupted: My Misadventure in the Start-Up Bubble (Hachette, 2016).  I had heard most of the interview he did with Terry Gross on NPR’s “Fresh Air” and immediately got the book. Just...
That Is Such Sad News

That Is Such Sad News

August 22nd, 2015 | Friends, Genealogy, General, Health, Matters of the Spirit, Memory, Time Passes, Travel, United States

A Facebook friend inquires, “Is death always sad?” The comment followed former president Jimmy Carter’s announcement that he has terminal cancer. A number of people from NPR’s Diane Rehm to ordinary friends have found the news “sad.” My FBF continued: “Although I...
Paying to Eat

Paying to Eat

August 22nd, 2015 | Cooking, Kitchen and Table, Education, General, Health, Shopping, Society at Large

The grocery store was the second-to-last stop. We had picked up a prescription at Walmart, had dinner at Lin’s Hibachi Grill and were headed to Bomboy’s for ice cream. A normal group of errands on a normal summer Friday evening. My Dear One said there was a worthy...
Down to New England 3: Jerry and Doffy

Down to New England 3: Jerry and Doffy

June 24th, 2014 | Genealogy, Health, Memory, Time Passes, Travel

When last I saw him, the  blue and lavender and green plaid cotton shirt Jerry was wearing made his bleached-denim eyes bright. The reason to travel to Damariscotta, Maine, was to have more time with Jerry before he loses his way in Time, to have dinner with Doffy and...
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