March 29, 2014
Tags: Early Stage Memory Loss, ESML, Greenwood Senior Center, Rodgers and Hammerstein Songbook
When you’re self-employed your income is more directly connected to your initiative than is someone’s with a contract or tenure. There can be great satisfaction in having control over your own hustle, or marketing in today’s more genteel parlance. I’m not used to having offers drop into my lap unconnected to the aforementioned hustle, but Read the Rest…
March 22, 2014
Tags: Acorn, Anger Management, Goodnight Moon, Lydia LaPlante, Miss Marple, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Trial and Retribution
I’ve had a cold for two weeks. It feels like I’ve had a cold –the same one—for three months. In fact, since September I’ve been sick more often than I have in the last five years. I attribute this to an influx this year of piano students under the age of ten. They are adorable, Read the Rest…
March 13, 2014
Tags: Congress, daylight savings time, fall back, spring forward, Time coincident but not causal
It’s been a discombobulating week, and not helped by the time change. I particularly loathe Spring Forward. It throws me worse than Fall Back in terms of messing with my sleep. In addition I am a morning person who counts the growing minutes of spring morning light like Scrooge counts his money. I yearn for Read the Rest…