Advice From Dad
June 20, 2010
My dad’s been gone for more than a decade, and though he was an avid computer user up to the end, he was also a
My dad’s been gone for more than a decade, and though he was an avid computer user up to the end, he was also a
I’m not sure why the cashier at Trader Joe’s wanted to know, but I’m glad he asked in front of a crowd: “These flowers are
For several years before my mom died, we did the typical role reversal – child parenting parent. Now that she’s gone, I’m delighted to notice
At Weight Watchers yesterday, I gained more than the one extra pound I expected. Kathy, the ever-cheerful leader, shared a story I needed to hear.
Couldn’t help reflecting yesterday on the day the dog really ate my planner. May 9 was exactly one year since my husband’s unexpected death. Rarely
Funny what the most memorable part of traveling can be. In Philly for a meeting, I took to people-watching. Memorable, for sure. Not that people-watching
Just had a revelation. Often eating solo since my husband’s death, I don’t plan meals. Sure saves a lot of time, just grabbing stuff from
After years of celebrating Passover, I’ve got the Four Questions (and the answers) down pat. But the really tough question – the Fifth – is
Real Simple Magazine just published the results of its first study on how readers use and save time. Gotta admire the reader who, asked how
I wish I could say I’d bought nothing but “Forever” stamps. Fofty-four cents now and enough postage to mail a letter forever. Instead, I’m trying