Yesterday, Sherry gathered some of our Connecticut neighbors for a visit to Hogpen Hill, which showcases the artwork of Edward Tufte. Our little group included Eileen, John, Cheryl, Sherry and myself. Hogin Hill is a beautiful and sprawling 234 acres tree farm and sculpture park in Woodbury, CT with 100 sculptures and megaliths. Pulling
This adventure actually began five years ago, when long-time friend Michael got me interested in windsurfing. He selected equipment for our family to purchase and then attempted to guide me how to set it up over the phone, prevented from coming in person by the Covid-19 pandemic. Mike is an expert windsurfer, and I have
Banksy Museum, NYC Last month, we met friends Donnie & Bonnie, along with our daughter Ali at the Banksy Museum down at Canal Street and continued for dinner in Little Italy. The museum is dedicated to a renown Graffiti artist “Banksy” who began work in England and also made a name in the USA. The
If you are an introspective guy like I am, you learn a couple of things about yourself as you age. One of the lessons I grasped years ago is that I naturally make things harder for myself than they need to be. Last night, Sherry and I greeted a small reunion of friends for a
We have noticed that people who have homes in resort areas tend to focus on entertaining their guests and having fun. Resort communities can be naturally transactional since they experience a high turnover of guests. AirBnb, VRBO and their peers exacerbate this trend while bringing in ever-changing people, sometimes to the detriment of community. It
