I’m working on a toast for your graduation, I texted my youngest daughter Julia who is graduating from Duke University in about two weeks. I hate toasts, she replied. Write…
Read on
This morning as I was making my 2nd cup of coffee, I started to feel a bit peckish. I noticed there was only one banana on the kitchen counter. The…
Read on
I’d been standing for a good hour waiting for Damien, my very own Verizon customer service provider, to activate my brand new dual sim Mac 12 Iphone, one physical phone…
Read on
In addition to interviewing authors I love, I also am working on a collection of personal essays. Here’s the first one. I hope you enjoy it. Introduction: I will be…
Read on
When I dropped Kate off at Georgetown ten years ago, I was prepared. My first chick to fly the coop was not going to send me in a downward spiral.…
Read on
As I sit at my kitchen table sipping coffee, reading about the world’s woes, I think about those people in Beirut who don’t have a kitchen table to sit at.…
Read on
Covid, fake tan man, the economy, Portland mayor getting tear gassed through his goggles, person, woman, man, camera, TV, worrying fake tan man won’t leave office on January 20th, I…
Read on
Stretch can’t believe how busy I am. He says he’s so impressed how I always have a project on the go, how curious and motivated I am- even during the…
Read on
I hate ethical dilemmas. On the one hand, I have zero symptoms, I feel totally fine. On the other hand, Stretch has tested positive for Covid 19. On the one…
Read on
This Corona is quite testing. I don’t mean the whole not sneezing, not coughing, get out of my space buddy thing. I mean the washing your hands for twenty seconds.…
Read onLoading
End of content
No more pages to load
