It was a Saturday evening in July and we were having dinner with friends. We couldn’t find a decent restaurant that wasn’t packed. Finally, after driving around like a satellite in orbit, we gave up and headed home. Linda had volunteered to create one of her
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Summer is a great time for entertaining
Last week, while watching a playoff football game, our television died. After fiddling with the set, every button on the remote, all of the connections and the cable box, I discovered the problem was with our cable provider, Verizon. As a result I called them
I love to write. I came to this startling realization shortly after I turned a hundred and twenty years of age. In fact, I enjoy writing more than selling
By Cheryl Herman You have made the important decision to have your loved ones remain in the comfort of their home to receive the help they need versus being placed in the sterile environment of a nursing home. When selecting an “in home care” company it
By Mark Miller President of Glasses Galore When we think of exfoliation, we normally think of facial scrubs and loofah to rub off dead skin cells, but there’s another kind of exfoliation: a harmful eye condition that increases the risk of cataracts and glaucoma as we age. New
By Lynn Rosen It’s that time of year again: summer! Time to think about taking time off, fun in the sun, relaxation, good food – and a good book to help you enjoy your free time. Here are some new fiction selections for your reading pleasure! Oh, and
By Jerry Gervase I was invited to a high school graduation this year, and getting the invitation brought back memories of my own graduation – which was so long ago that many of the parents of the class of 2015 had not even been born. I don’t
I am very lucky. Both of my parents and several close members of their immediate families got out of Russia before the Nazi’s arrived. Most were not that fortunate. My dad’s family was herded, along with other residents of their small town, into a large barn
