Blog Posts

'Blue Bloods' are the same as you and me internally.

Humans have nothng on Seahorses as to 'romancing'

Living in a BUBBLE is not necessarily a bad thing depending upon the elasticity of its boundaries.

Welcome to the real world of so many in our society

A delight as to taste, lightness, and a charmingly-awkward appearance

ABSENT, but Not Forgotten

Manatees, the unknown mammal of the waterways.

Snow skiing can be a Measurement of Self

Retiring is about Rejuvenation

The lightest and most moist of brownies - my secret recipe - and severl other goodies -but Just Between Us

Savory or Fruit ..... amazing

Jeanette by the age of 10 had already become quite independent.

Which to use: Roux or Beurre Manie?

This posting is one of both Just Thinking and Travel. It deals with a major transition that I went through professionally based upon my particular path of motivation and the location that was clearly instrumental in that transition. Bottom line: Without New Orleans, my professional career would likely have been very different

I must state first that writing a TRAVEL posting regarding Egypt can be very intimidating given the amount of material starting with the country’s prominent position in ancient history up until the current Middle East’s political and religious mayhem. While it is very easy to simply write about the well-known architectural and geographical attractions of the country (e.g., pyramids, sphinx, the Nile), there is a broad variety of lessor known topics that provide the interstitial matter to construct a meaningful picture of this amazing country.

I was on a flight one morning several years ago heading north and sitting at a window in first class on the right side. I look out the window and saw something very similar to this picture. However, unlike in this picture, the plane was positioned more to the left with the first class section directly in the center of the rainbow. Hmmmmmmmm! Two thoughts: 1. Why a circular rainbow?, and 2. Why was my seat in the center?

In this second of 2 TRAVEL postings that focuses on the Cote d’ Azur between Villefranche sur Mer and Monaco, I am providing my continuing thoughts regarding my favorite part of the world in the summer months. The first posting addressed within Villefranche sur Mer, which is just East of Nice. This second posting addresses four villages, aka communes, that reside in the shadows between Villefranche and Monaco, including Beaulieu sur Mer, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferret, Eze, and Cap-d’Ail.