That went fast
November came and went in a blur. We hosted dinners, one with family, the other with friends, to show photos and share stories of our trip to South Africa. […]
On the wrong side of a locked door
After stopping at the corner Starbuck’s for Chai tea lattes I let Bill and myself into Jana’s NYC apartment on Saturday afternoon; she was letting us use it while we […]
Gardening is cheaper than therapy and you get tomatoes
We went out to dinner with Bill’s financial adviser, Richard, and his wife, Joan, two weekends ago. After grazing all day at a party celebrating Bill’s cousin’s daughter’s first communion […]
Be Still
“You have to allow a certain amount of time in which you are doing nothing in order to have things occur to you, to let your mind think.” Mortimer Adler I […]
Something Rotten
Back in November, a special preview price for tickets to the new Broadway play, Something Rotten, was being offered. The cost per ticket, $15.90, matched the year the show was […]
The Show Must Go On
We spent a majority of last week at Bill’s dad’s house with the rest of his family. Tears were shed, laughs shared, stories told. They gave their wife, mother, grandmother […]
I love a good Freak Show
Last Saturday morning I woke up in NYC with Joanne and Jana, ready for a day of food and Broadway. After lounging all morning with our cups of tea and coffee, talking […]
Whose bed have I been sleeping in?
I spent the weekend in NYC with these two; I’ll be writing a couple of posts about our adventures in the next few days. Joanne and I took the 4:16 […]
Cat Tales
We took the 6 Subway from Queens to Manhattan, to my sister’s apartment, on Saturday night, after our visit with Bill’s daughters. It worked out that she was away for the […]
Sights, sounds and smells of the big city
On this overnight stay in NYC we explored Central Park and The Museum of Natural History. On Monday, after we checked into our room we grabbed a coffee and headed […]
where my feet are 