printed 10/18/2019
(Printed 10/11/19)
printed 10/04/2019
printed 09/27/2019
(printed 9/20/2019)
printed 09/13/2019
printed 09.06.19
printed 08/30/2019
printed 08/23/2019
printed 08/16/2019
printed 08/09/2019
printed 08/02/2019
printed 07/26/2019
printed 07/19/2019
printed 07/12/2019
printed 07/05/2019
printed 06/28/2019
printed 06/21/2019
printed 06/14/2019
printed 06/07/2019
printed 05/31/2019
printed 05/24/2019
printed 05/17/2019
printed 05/10/2019
printed 05/03/2019
(printed 4/26/19)
Grocery shopping in my household has taken a new turn, no doubt inspired by national circumstances.
printed 04/05/2019
printed 03/29/2019
Like all real Americans, I like to buy appliances that I can’t really afford.
printed 03/15/2019
printed 03/08/2019
My original intention was to offer some observations on the massage parlor prostitution bust that netted New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft on a solicitation charge in Florida.
printed 02/22/2019
printed 02/15/2019
printed 02/08/2019
(Published 2/1/19)
printed 01/18/2019
printed 01/11/2019
printed 01/04/2019
printed 12/28/2018
printed 12/21/2018
printed 12/14/2018
printed 12/07/2018
printed 11/30/2018
I’ve been thinking about going off-the-grid, if only I could figure out where off-the-grid is.
printed 11/16/2018
printed 11/09/2018
It is with great respect that we mourn the passing of Dorcas Reilly, 92, whose creativity in the kitchens of Campbell Soup in the 1950s led to generations of young Americans to wonder, as they sat down at the table for their traditional evening meals, “What the hell is that?”
printed 10/19/2018
In perusing one of the daily papers recently, I found myself wondering how we came to believe, apparently, that we would live forever if modern medicine could just get its act together and fix whatever ails us.
