Sometimes, even older movies can be… Relevant, still today. Greater than you remember. So bizarre, but somehow worth the time spent watching. Quite quotable. Mysterious, and original. Clever, in spite all of their simple photography. Original, ahead of their time. Read More …
May you enjoy a new happy day, when you want… Tomorrow? Next week? Maybe in a month or two? …why not every day? I have thought a lot about this blog post, the one for New Year’s Eve 2020 – Read More …
It is good advice to be an advocate… for yourself, even when you don’t “really” need it to happen (but you’d like it to happen) for others, even if they won’t need your help to accomplish their goal, if it Read More …
The day after sale used to be huge…it was the big thing to do on December 26th. Get in line. Wear your comfy shoes. Get lunch with grandmother. Eat a fancy salad but enjoy hot cocoa, too. Fortunoff’s – Gimbal’s Read More …
No matter what you think it is like out there, remember, there’s still traffic. Be patient. Slow down. Take turns. Be nice. Use blinkers. Just breathe. Here and there, every place we go – except the mall, the restaurants and Read More …
Remember back when it was day 1 of the lock down and everyone was told to stay home, only do essential things for the next two weeks? Yup. We do. Then, it became 4 … then 6 weeks and lingering Read More …
So. Here we go again. The letters this time are… More real. More experienced. More heartfelt. More specific. More gut wrenching. It’s the holiday season. We trust that people will do the right thing and provide as much support as Read More …
Well, I guess this might be what it is like to live life without choices. One more thing. One more rule. One more change. One more decision. One more edit. One more takeaway. One more restaurant. One more gym. One Read More …
The perceived value of a discount is often greater than the actual discount. How much are you willing to sell your information for these days? Free = Facebook (the more time you spend on it, liking, sharing and commenting, the Read More …
In our area of the country, Christmas trees grow. That is, until you cut them down. Or, until the farm owner decides to retire. Which, apparently, is a growing trend. That said, however, I do have to wonder…much like the Read More …