Living in New England in the middle of winter can be quite the challenge if you don’t have the right attitude. If there is one thing about New England winters that distress me more than anything else, it isn’t the cold. Although, […]
My friend, Jessica Mokrzycki published Pain’s Precipice at her blog yesterday and it dredged up memories that were buried deep in my consciousness: Spending time with The Professor’s Husband Because like Jessica, I visited someone who I became close to over the […]
A couple weeks ago I posted something on Google+, about dichotomous interests and I realized as I was writing my thoughts out that each interest took over while one hibernated. My maternal grandfather introduced me to my photography obsession when I turned […]
As a follow up to Being Equitable, here’s another example: As everyone is aware New England was hit with a massive blizzard on the weekend of February 8. I’m certainly grateful for the fact that I live in a condo after the […]
Seeing as it is the day after Thanksgiving, there won’t be a typical Wisdom and Life post today. Instead I’m just going to wish everyone a safe start to the Holiday shopping season. How can you stay safe? You can shop local […]
Stepping out of the box today. No Law of Attraction Monday. Wisdom and Life today will take a look at Hurricane Sandy and it’s damage to my hometown. Work at the Scranton Library in Madison, Connecticut was out for four days. I […]
On Sunday, I made one of my annual pilgrimages to my place of peace: Block Island. The National Hotel Block Island My friend, Tim who lives in Florida travels to Connecticut once a year and he gathers all of his friends together […]
Enders Island in Mystic, Connecticut is a Catholic retreat center just outside the center of Mystic, Connecticut. I travelled there a few years ago to photograph the retreat center. It’s amazing how I felt upon arriving. A sense of calm, of peace […]