It might be March, but Winter’s chill is still in the air. I’m not ready to forego cold weather comfort food completely. After all, you never know when the last snowfall will occur!!! The Cornbread is easy to prepare, even easier to enjoy with the Chicken
Located at York and Byberry Roads in Hatboro, opposite a Sunoco station, you will find Burdick’s Hatboro News Agency. This charming little store is a real honest-to-goodness 1940’s candy store. You read that right … an old fashion stereotypical candy store. I was five years
Sunglasses use a variety of technologies to eliminate problems with light and glare. Tinting, Polarization and Mirroring help to overcome these troublesome issues. The color of the tint determines what parts of the light spectrum are absorbed by the lenses. Gray tints are great all-purpose tints
As a counselor, I have observed that substance abusers and family members share confusion about 2 topics: what is addiction? what is recovery? “Addiction” and “recovery” have become buzzwords; so much that they are translated or interpreted in unpredictable ways. Another phrase, “family disease” has
I have a problem. I can’t put things to sleep. When I see things that infuriate me I often sit down at night, write about the issue and head to bed. I’m happy… sleep like a baby… but not for long. Like bad food, many
Did you know that February is National Cherry Month? And why wouldn’t it be?! We celebrate one of our founding father’s birthday. George Washington is, after all, the father of ALL “cherry” stories. Thinking “cherries,” I turned to one of my favorite cookbooks, it’s one my mother
Many years ago, when I first heard the term Political Correctness, I viewed it as a harmless joke. I wanted to laugh. Nobody wanted to hurt anyone’s feelings. Everyone would make nice and feel good. I thought it trite. So I chuckled along with everyone
By Jerry Gervase Looking in the mirror this morning, I thought I saw your face a‑borning in my own reflection. It wasn’t a deception, in truth I could surmise your own brown – in my brown eyes. And in the frame of that clear space I saw the oval of your face. I placed
By Cheryl Herman With an aging population, many baby boomers are facing difficult choices when it comes to caring for their parents. Mom and dad have now reached a point in their lives where they need help taking care of themselves and you’re faced with helping
by Lynn Rosen Here’s an array of tasty new books that are perfect for gift-giving on Valentine’s Day. It’s a day we express affection for those we love, and these books certainly offer a number of different ways to do that, looking at love through a
