Her Children Shall Arise Up and Call Her Blesséd

With profound humility and gratitude, I want to tell you about a conversation with my daughter yesterday. When she called yesterday I mentioned that I’m frantic about a zoning hearing I’m doing tomorrow. I’m on my own with it, not doing it through my office, really as a favor and to right an injustice. So … Continue reading Her Children Shall Arise Up and Call Her Blesséd →

The Librarian: The Quest For The Spear

There is a scene on the airplane that made me laugh out loud because it reminded me of the culture shock I felt when I was flying first class to Miami from La Virgin Sarappaqui, Cost Rica circa 1992. That year there was also a Playboy or swimsuit model photo shoot of some sort and … Continue reading The Librarian: The Quest For The Spear →

Robin Campbell, January 15,1959-April 10, 2019 “Rob Campbell from Western Mass”

My late husband Robin has been gone for almost 7 years now. Today is his birthday. I do a post every year for his birthday, and also to remember the way The New York Times cancelled him. For around a decade-a full ten years, more or less, Robin was a regular presence in The New … Continue reading Robin Campbell, January 15,1959-April 10, 2019 “Rob Campbell from Western Mass” →