Get Right to the (Needle)Point
Fortunately, I’m a slow needle-pointer. Steady, sure. But slow. The downside of this is that I can spend months (years?) on a project. The upside? This glacial pace allows for […]
Memory Check
The other day I came across a clutch of canceled checks (remember those?). I found myself wondering (fruitlessly it turns out) what I bought for $1.90 with that first check […]
A Table Made for Talking
On Saturday (November 6) Kathryn Tsandikos sat at one end of a table chatting with visitors and signing copies of Two Up and a Bag of Chips!, her history of […]
A Postcard from the Edge-of Hamlet
I needed a second copy of King Lear last week. Yes, a NEED. My wife, Sandy, and I wanted to read it to each other before heading out to the Berkshires to […]
Plane Speaking
Some things make little sense. Like what I read and where and when I do it. Plagued by self-consciousness, I find that a Kindle aids me in this regard. I […]
A Most Incredible Soccer Tournament
For his final word on the ESPN broadcast of Denmark’s 2-1 win over the Czech Republic in the Euro 2020 quarterfinal match in Baku (!) on Saturday July 3, an […]