My October 24, 2019 blog spoke of a portent or an omen. It was my first day of volunteering at the Asian Art Museum and I was drawn to a book: Chinese Love Poems and…
“Honey, I am home” as Rob said to Mary Tyler Moore and I often say when strolling into my long time stay hotels. Well, there was actually no one to say it to as I…
I had forgotten something in the telling of the August 18, 2019 tale and its repurcussions. My Care Giver helped me in and out of the shower and washed my back, therefore seeing all the…
It is all rather amazing and dreadfully disappointing to me. There have been basically no responses or thoughts of sympathy to my November 13, 2019 blog. All the people who read me and know how…
I readily admit that I am addicted to the “Sultan with the Prinark Bag” Every day I Google the Crown Prince of Dubai with delight and am gifted with images of him, his handsomeness and…
Writing yesterday’s blog was the hardest thing I have ever done – for so many reasons. I was reliving the trauma, I was afraid (naturally) that exposing the facts of that night would place me…
This is the story of an attack levied upon the person of Alexis McBride on the evening of March 18, 2019. It had all of the earmarks of a murder planned and executed by a…
As readers may know, I am a bit daft. Its polite synonyms are daft, preposterous, ridiculous, ludicrous, farcical, laughable, risible; idiotic, stupid, foolish, foolhardy, unwise, imprudent, ill-conceived, silly, inane, puerile, infantile, fatuous, imbecilic, hare-brained, half-baked;…
Today there are reservations for lunch at the Rex Whistler. Somehow, and for undisclosed reasons, numbers are tracked by their computer and it was announced that this would be my fiftieth. Now that his pretty…
A front page article from the November 11, 2019 Times caught my eye: Shy Society…half of us are shrinking violets. Greg Hurst writes: “British reserve is as as much a part of the national stereotype…