“Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do.”
Benjamin Franklin
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Everyone is a Critic These Days
In My Mind And In The Air: The Comfort of Obits and Graveyards
Why I Love Obits and Graveyards
I’m a big fan of writer Bob Brody’s idea (on boomercafé.com) of obituaries “for people who never accomplished all that much in life. They would highlight certain modest successes, like …
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The Changing Nature of Nostalgia in the Pandemic: When the Past is Barely Past
The past: it will never come again = sadness.
The past: some wonderful memories = joy.
The past: wasn’t as good as we remember and our memories may be inaccurate = healthy dose of reality.
People all have …
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When Slow Travel Becomes No Travel: My First Year as a Blogger
Remembering the Highs and Lows of Tibet
I was nicking your food in Lhasa. Not.
Anne
That’s the email I received today from the woman with whom …
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Channeling Hitchcock in the Pandemic
“We’ve become a nation of peeping toms.”
Stella, Rear Window (1954)
I spend hours on my deck during this pandemic. I bundle up on cold days and sit …
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