Reading a single good-quality book can be an adventure, taking a reader to a place they’ve never been. Despite piling on sixty-four other adventures, I challenged myself to still find time to read this year. I upped the ante by setting a goal of reading at least one per month. This is significant, because I
Sherry and I both enjoy cooking. This week, we attended two ethnic cooking classes taught by instructors who learned their craft in their Mother’s kitchens. Although we frequently integrate culinary classes into our vacations, these two took place here in Westchester. Sometimes we learn new techniques. Often we are exposed to new flavors and recipes.
I have been privileged to attend hundreds of performances in my life. On Broadway, off-Broadway, Gilbert & Sullivan operettas, movies, school plays, dance recitals, orchestra, a’ cappella concerts and more. The one thing all of these experiences had in common – I knew what to expect. For many of them, I listened to the music
Sherry and I had an incredible day in Brooklyn yesterday, but I need to start this column one day sooner, on Saturday, which was just too much fun not to mention. First Time Dinosaur On Saturday, Sherry, Ali and I got to join my sister and her husband, our two nieces, and our grand-nephew Yona
