The Myth of Quality Time

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posted Oct 8, 2015


In his New York Times column, Frank Bruni tells us why scheduling snippets of time together…

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Estelle

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posted Sep 11, 2015


The tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is so much a part of our popular culture that virtually everyone knows its key premise, without ever having read it, or even knowing who wrote it (Robert Louis Stevenson). For some reason (I’m guessing insanity), Jekyll wants to segregate the...

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I’m Too Old For This

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posted Aug 31, 2015


Excellent op-ed about aging at the New York Times! I’m Too Old For This, by Dominique Browning. There is a lot that is annoying, and even terrible, about aging. The creakiness of the body; the drifting of the memory; the reprising of personal history ad nauseam, with only yourself to listen....

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Café Window

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posted Aug 25, 2015


They sat at a small table mid-way into the café, four people around a table really only big enough for two. Glynna looked around at Jason and Jason’s parents, Laura and Ken. Their faces were in shadows in the dark café. It made her uncomfortable to not be able...

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Cake

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posted Aug 25, 2015


As I lay here in search of sleep And fairy kingdoms far and deep Within my mind, this stomach pain Assures me all my efforts vain. The ache seems proof of my mistake, Until the vision of that cake Returns. Tempting aroma fills My nose, and all my former...

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