I recently came across an article titled Picturesque Patagonia – a Cruise Along the Southern Coast of Chile in the April 2018 issue of International Travel News, a publication that is based in Sacramento, California. This is a monthly foreign-travel magazine that covers everywhere in the world – except the United States.
My travels seem to ebb and flow, with the majority of my time on planes for work. With this said, I've had to learn some tricks to streamline my packing process and of course, to hopefully lessen my chances of forgetting something. When you forget something, doesn't it always seem to be that "one thing" you really needed?
I debated whether to quote from a new book by David Graeber, a professor of Anthropology at The London School of Economics BUT when I took a good, hard look at what he wrote I decided that I agreed with him on many points – so here goes.
I came across an article in the New York Post on 4/2/18 written by Virginia Backaitis that started me thinking: how to effectively communicate in one’s office in this digital age.
First of all, I cannot believe I am typing these words out, but it is true. Fall is right around the corner. With the unofficial end of summer - Labor Day - having come and gone, it's time to begin thinking about your fall wardrobe.
I’m always amazed when I read or hear that one “really enjoys what they do for a living.” Why? Because so many people who go to work every day hate their jobs – I find this very sad. Personally, I think part of this issue is “attitude.”
I’ve decided we’re all living in truly extraordinary times – everything is moving faster and getting bigger by the day. Sometimes the news (now on TV, via phone, computer or hard copy) is so otherworldly that I find myself reading some items five times to make sure I’m really “getting it right.”
Even if you do not live on Long Island or even in the New York City area, you are certain to be aware of The Hamptons. The area has come to be a place where many financiers to celebrities call home...in the summer. And, it often makes various "news" outlets because of that.
On a rainy, overcast Monday in April, I was flipping through the New York Post when I came across an article that stopped me in my tracks. It was titled Step Into the Past and described a fascinating footwear exhibit that was opening at the New York Historical Society on April 20th.
We’re halfway through August so there’s still time to go on a jaunt to Europe or wherever. And, of course, September is always beautiful everywhere – not muggy like August or freezing like February.
Am I fascinated with the unbelievable success of J.K. Rowling (Joanne Rowling) and the ongoing saga of the Harry Potter books? You bet I am! In fact, I think everyone is.
