Do you see what you don’t know or do you rationalized. I thought I noticed everything. I’m new to Boston, I walk everywhere, so of
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March Madness Week One: From Hearing Loss to Dementia
The NCAA Basketball Playoffs started this week. It’s my spring break, spring cleaning, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. This week’s dose
Saint Patrick’s Day: A Parade, A Loophole and a Slave
Saint Patrick’s Day, unmistakable bright kelly green and drunken revelers. Have I really done 10 years of blog posts and never wrote on this? In
You’ve Come a Long Way Baby*: History, Credit Cards and Banned Books
That’s a mistake. It makes a point now, but not 50 years ago. The main character in The Women is about to leave home in
Trash Talk: New York, Healthcare and Indulgence in Stupidity
New York has a trash problem. Unlike other major cities, there aren’t trash containers to roll to the curb or the big industrial dumpsters. The
The Super Bowl: Shared Experiences, 80% and Cheerleaders
It’s easy going to events by myself. I’m surrounded by people who want to be there. About 80% of the time, there is someone who
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 