Summer brings a terrific crop of fruits and vegetables. Both are wonderful “accessories” to any table, any time. We bring you some of our favorite vegetable dishes this month. Prepare them before you need them and just pull them out of the refrigerator for your
July 2017 By Suzanne Gwilliam For those of you who don’t watch TV, surf the net or have 20 Realtor “friends” on Facebook, you may not be aware that there is a shortage of housing inventory. There just aren’t enough houses for sale to satisfy Buyer’s Demand.
The week before the Fourth of July my wife and I took our two-year-old grandson, Yosef, on a train ride. We already knew that he was fascinated with my Lionel trains and all of the varied displays on my layout. Linda and I assumed, correctly,
By Jerry Gervase I love the West Coast. I think of living here as living on the edge, pushed to the brink on this golden coastal rim. Californians show their backs to yesterday. Yesterday is behind us struggling to get a foothold on some craggy Eastern shore. We
By Allen Herman I’m exhausted. Linda is exhausted. We are getting ready to launch a new product called Food Ponz and the work load is far greater than anticipated. Simply stated, Food Ponz is a high gloss booklet that will be stapled, from time to time, into
By Jerry Gervase Few things intimidate me more than shopping for technical equipment. The reason is the know-it all pre-millennials that work in the big box techno stores. If you are of a certain age, you know of whom I speak – those card-carrying geeks from
By Allen Herman Recently Linda and I flew to Seattle to visit our kids and grandchildren. We took a “cheapie” late night flight on Southwest Airlines. (We love this airline
Bensalem has come a long way baby! It's been identified as one of the best places to raise a family, and if you take a drive through the township, you'll see new construction sprouting up all over the place. And it's not only new construction,
Many years ago, during the previous century, Linda and I published a medical journal from offices in Montgomery County. One day, just before Christmas, Linda came rushing into my office. She was visibly upset and it took some amount of time before I could calm
