Dating over the age of 50 can be nerve-wracking, especially if you’re going through the menopause. But it doesn’t have to be. Dating later in life can be more fun, as new relationships aren’t clouded with feelings of pressure...
We have known for quite awhile that creating is good for our health. Drawing and painting, knitting, playing an instrument - all of these keep our brain cells healthy. Creating art can help us to focus and keep our...
The kids in the band gave Cass and me the nicest gift you could imagine for our third wedding anniversary on May 25th. They bought us tickets to see the premier performance of Jesus Christ Superstar at the Schubert Theater in...
The band decided on their own that they were ready to record an album. Several of them had already recorded their own music, and they lined up the session at a New Haven recording studio. You’re undoubtedly wondering where...
December arrived in a flash and a flurry of activity. Two weeks before the scheduled assembly program, the student government met to draft a resolution requiring all students to be on their best behavior during our upcoming in-school concert,...
Two weeks later, I drove the hour from our new apartment to my new job, freshly shaved and dressed appropriately, I thought, in shirt and tie, expecting the same from students. As I pulled into the school parking lot,...
The time had finally arrived for the Big Show at the high school, widely publicized by The Press and the band’s radio airplay. Naturally, the administration had to get in one last lick, lest we think them impotent. This...
“To retire is to die; writing is addictive,” historian says.
San Franciscan Judith M. Taylor MD, a retired neurologist and now a horticultural historian, is a prolific writer enjoying her rewarding second career in “retirement”.
Judith believes that “to retire is...
You know, the job you thought would last a lifetime? I sure remember mine! As college graduation approached, me with a newly printed Masters Degree in hand, and a wife with new baby at home, I faced the immediate reality...
December arrived in a flash and a flurry of activity. Two weeks before the scheduled assembly program, the student government met to draft a resolution requiring all students to be on their best behavior during our upcoming in-school concert,...
