When you gather misfit belongings of your household, open your garage door, and offer the no-longer-treasured personal property for a pittance to the public, you’re going to come face to face with strangers you would never have intentionally thought about inviting into your home. And oh, what a shame it is that we don’t do …
Category: Nonfiction
Jun 16
The Truth About Golf
I understand why some people give up on golf far too soon—before they develop a passion for the game. It challenges even the most seasoned players, requires lots of practice, and can be quite costly. For instance, Callaway’s Great Big Bertha Epic driver will set you back $500. If you want to put the club …
Jun 07
Freedom! What Freedom?
“Barbara, your assignment is to write a 250-word essay entitled What Freedom Means to Me, my English teacher said. “I’m submitting your work to a local writing contest.” “Yes, ma’am,” I said, not questioning why she selected that subject or why none of my classmates were given the same assignment. She told me nothing about …
Jun 05
First Experience with Mass Effect: Andromeda
Note: There are spoilers in this article. Being an avid fan of the Mass Effect series, I had been looking forward to Mass Effect: Andromeda for what seems like forever. Enough so that I couldn’t resist purchasing the Super Deluxe Edition to get twenty weeks of bonus content for the multiplayer side game. As …
May 21
I Didn’t Know How Special Sunday Afternoon Could Be…
Sunday, May 7, at 4 o’clock, the Ann Arbor Symphony played its final concert of the season at Hill Auditorium. It was one of their finest concerts! The music was magical. It just carried me away. Arie Lipsky is a wonderful conductor. He knows how to bring the best out of every musician. It …