Benji and I walk pretty much every day of the year. Sometimes when the weather is really bad I will ask another sparse walker “are we crazy or to be admired?” I am not sure of the answer. We walked...
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Bury It. Option #3 Everyone has things that bother them. When the ‘thing” becomes consuming, your value can be hurt. It’s useless to tell yourself, or for someone else to tell you, “get over it’, or “stop thinking about it”....
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Burn It. Option #2. Everyone has things that bother them. When the ‘thing” becomes consuming, your value can be hurt. It’s useless to tell yourself, “get over it’, or “stop thinking about it”. The more you tell yourself to stop...
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Everyone has things that bother them. When the ‘thing” becomes consuming, your value can be hurt. It’s useless to tell yourself, “get over it’, or “stop thinking about it”. The more you tell yourself to stop thinking about anything, the...
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I read an article in Sunday’s New York Times about the Brady/Bundchen divorce. The further I got into the article the more frustrated I became. How could this be? I am a card carrying feminist. How could I take the...
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I always thought it was just my dad, Herb, who sauntered. Much to my mother’s dismay, no matter how urgent her cry was, he sauntered. I thought it was kind of cool that he rarely was rattled. Certainly, not rattled...
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As a member of the Cleveland City Club, I had mixed emotions when I opened the announcement of Breakfast with Chuck Todd, host of Meet the Press. Here was someone I thought worth the drive and the time to see...
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The simple truth is that the world is divided into two groups of people: those that make life easier and those that make life harder. The simplest action can be challenging, try calling a company that only has a circular...
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To eat outside at Sakura you have to first go inside. I am standing there waiting to ask for an outside table when I turn and run smack into someone I knew. We’ll call him Soprano. Running into him was...
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When my dad had his first open heart surgery, I became aware of a phenomenon. If I said, “my dad had double bypass surgery”, the response I would often get was, “my mom had triple bypass”. If I said, “my...
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