Call it being an early truth-seeker, a sassy little brat, or just displaying the unvarnished honesty of a pre-schooler, but I once actually told my adored maternal grandmother, “Zhoo LIED, Granny!” (Translation: “You lied, dear grandmother!”) Many years later (read many,) I’m still fuzzy on what exactly my grandmother had
Some of my greatest blessings and closely-held memories spring from time spent in Paris, first during a university-led summer tour, then during European excursions with my parents, then in adventures with friends and colleagues. After introducing my husband to the “Paris Experience” early in our marriage he soon became as
Summer 2024 will remain in my memory as one filled with new images—new physical landscapes through our travels in the States and in France, the faces of new friends and colleagues who shared the journeys with us, and not least on this list, new creative endeavors born from the imagination
Every Sunday when The New York Times arrives on our doorstep, the first section I look for is the “Book Review.” Always thought-provoking, often both esoteric and broad in scope, the “Book Review” never fails to pique my interest with a new author, a fresh publication, or an old classic
Ever felt like this–broken, shattered, scarred, emotionally paralyzed, closed-off, lonely, depleted? Now imagine the opposite: a sense of wholeness, focus, energy, clarity, confidence, contentment in the moment, a feeling of being centered and expansive. Is that even possible, and if so, how? First, I believe that it is possible–by viewing