I, personally, know that I was lucky. I had a family who was going to be there for me when 2020 became tough. Also, a few things… Read more “My Thoughts on 2020”

A lesson I learned the hard way? Ummm, I really must scourge the brain for this one. Thinking. Kidding! Kidding! It starts off learning that I love… Read more “Things we learn!”

I was able to do kind acts today! I held the door for someone, I volunteered today, it was a really good day for doing something good… Read more “Today!”

When we write, we write for a person, one soul. Maybe for them to notice us, to remember us in a fleeting moment, only once again, then… Read more “When We Write”

I have a membership to the Fiction Writer’s library on 47th Street. They are unfortunately moving to Brooklyn (having sold the building on 47th, they are able… Read more “Stories we tell”

I talked with some friends earlier this morning and talking about how value in yourself can stem from the work that you have done. I haven’t yet… Read more “What Measuring Stick?”

I’m in a office day with beautiful flowers. It seems these are flowers have caused quite a sensation in the office. I had three people tell me… Read more “Troubling Flowers”

When is the last time you did something nice for a stranger? I drew a picture of it:   New York City has lots of strangers. I… Read more “Kind Persons and Doors”

Ok, so I’m using a prompt for today. What was your most precious childhood possession? I feel as kids that we get overly attached to stuff. Even… Read more “Prompts?”

I found this quote in Brown’s unabridged edition of the Three Musketeers by Alexander Duma: “Books become classics, and stay classics, because they tell us something about ourselves.… Read more “Why Read a Book A Week?”