Monthly Archives: November 2014

I never thought that I would become a snowbird. All those years of shoveling snow and scraping ice in Northwest Indiana were part of who I was. The daunting task of facing brutal winters by getting up early to clear … Continue reading →

Growing Old in America: Notes…John Bolinger Paperback $9.95 Mum’s the Word: : Secrets of a…John Bolinger Paperback $9.99 COME on, FLUFFY, THIS AIN’t NO…John Bolinger Paperback $9.76 COME SEPTEMBER, Journey of a…John Bolinger Paperback $11.81 All My Lazy Rivers: An … Continue reading →

I usually don’t endorse products, especially those on my blog or on Facebook, but I have a talented friend, Susan, whom I have known for more than fifty years, who now lives in Washington, D.C., where she arranges hotel reservations for groups and … Continue reading →

There are few people more skeptical of technology than I. Despite claims by computer and cellphone manufacturers that we are more “connected” than ever before, I remain suspicious that we can too easily become delusional over the ease of using … Continue reading →