A wide lane of culture, family, and the Indie experience. Humor is tucked in the corners. I'm also a closet MBA who occasionally dabbles in business stuff, but less as I age and get wiser.
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My Husband Is Singing at 6:30 A.M. Again
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It’s Thursday, September 3, and Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is eight days away. This is the time of year when I am serenaded by my husband’s cantorial singing of a whole prayer book’s worth of music. I’...
How To Be a Great Friend in Three Steps
Author’s photo with her friend Julie
To be a great friend, you need to have a great friend. That friend will remind you of the small things a friend does that make a difference. You will feel like you are in a protective soft cloud where n...
Apparently, I Have a Seven-Day Vacation Limit
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Readers who follow me know I invented a term I call “popposites”: opposites whose relationship gives an experience extra “pop.” For example, your funny, dear grandma passed away. You mourn the loss while you re...
I Used To Mourn the End of Summer
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This is the time of year when I usually begin to mourn summer’s passing.
Outdoor tennis will become a past pleasure.
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The Berries Were Growing Next to Poison Ivy
Author’s photo on Martha’s Vineyard
Note: I’ve been told by more than a few that I should submit the word “popposite” to the Oxford English Dictionary or maybe Urban Dictionary (this might be a popposite in motion right here). See if you l...
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