Adventures in Grocery Shopping – And other short stories from a cereal aisle aficionado This is a book that I feel very, very good about recommending to any friend or stranger. I was introduced to Dan May through a mutual friend, fellow singer/songwriter Liz Miller. She suggested I send a friend request to Dan, because … Read more
What’s In YOUR Driveway? According to this video on Bloomberg, our generation is leaving car makers in a bit of a lurch. David Welch says that for many of the folks who have kept the sports car industry afloat for the last few decades or so, “…it’s just not all that comfortable to climb into a … Read more
Swedish Academy Still Knockin’ on Dylan’s Door Calling Bob Dylan. Helloooo? By now, everyone probably has heard that the Swedish Academy has awarded the Baby Boomer’s own inimitable poet laureate, Bob Dylan, the Nobel Prize for Literature. A controversial decision on some counts, but exciting news for the rest of us. But, the wayward bard-slash-balladeer … Read more
According to Bloomberg Regarding spending habits – according to Bloomberg.com, retailers have us pegged and placed neatly into categories that define our buying habits. No surprise there. Shopping is most assuredly a science. I assume their stas are based on a lot of split testing, customer surveys, inventory analysis and other deep research. At any rate, … Read more
They’re Baaaaaaack! No, not another sequel to Poltergeist… We’re talking about the The Rolling Stones! I remember the day I left Van Nuys, CA in 2005 to move back to my hometown of Philadelphia, PA after what I often refer to as my 28 year vacation in California. My friend Gray handed me a giftwrapped CD after having … Read more
I was never really into golf. But I’ve always known that Arnold Palmer was on the perimeter of my life. I caught a glimpse of him now and then while flipping through the channels on the TV if a golf tourney was in progress. Or occasionally during an interview which I wasn’t even halfway paying any attention. … Read more
More and more, we’re reading and learning about communities who are bringing their senior citizens into the 21st century. SO it should come as no surprise that San Francisco is no exception. Click below to learn about start-ups such Seniorly, a 2-year-old San Francisco-based startup that provides a free online platform to help navigate the confusing arena of … Read more
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