Tricks for staying sane, and maybe grow a little Most of us who are not on the ‘front lines’ of this pandemic have been doing our part to stay safe and healthy and obeying the mandates set down by...
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Pandemic Claustrophobia
Surviving the coronavirus lockdown with your partner The pandemic has forced couples to spend much more time with each other, for better or worse. And shelter in place rules were thrust upon us with...
In the Aftermath
How Coronavirus might change our world We’ll get through this, as we have gotten through other problems in the past. But things are likely to be different. Crises can bring us together, but they also...
Pet Spas
The delightful doggie experience “Tell me, how was it?” “It was fabulous, simply fabulous. The food was delicious, the scenery was magnificent. The weather was ideal, there was hiking...
Making A Run for It
And don’t forget your toilet paper The passage of time felt like a strong wind pulling you into a place you didn’t want to be. The moon bright and full offered no solace except that the cars...
Baseball’s Most Unusual Team: Part 2
Welcome to the House of David (Editor’s Note: With the delay in the baseball season, we thought something on the subject would help alleviate the pain.) Let’s get back to baseball and why in...
Baseball’s Most Unusual Team: Part 1
Welcome to The House of David Major League Baseball starts this month. Opening day with all the inherent hoopla is somewhere in the neighborhood of March 26th. This reminded me of the most unusual...
Edward Brooke
America’s first African American Senator When we look at American politics right now we see polarized, stagnated anger. But there was a time when that wasn’t the case. There were people...
You Ate What?
Dining in Ancient Rome Thinking about dining in Ancient Rome conjures up images of the well-heeled reclining on couches and eating until they made themselves sick. That certainly happened at times...
What You Give Away in Social Media
Computer scientist Jennifer Golbeck’s thoughts about Social Media. By Bill Wood And you thought the 2016 national elections told us a lot about ourselves? Wait’ll you learn what...
