"It is better to be a young June-bug than an old bird of paradise." That's a Mark Twain witticism that strikes me as appropriate to my post today. Mark Twain, of course, was far more witty than I can claim to be, and thanks go to those good people who... Read more →

It was a dreary day in Rochester this past Saturday. Not all that unusual for April--at least not during the last 20 years. As a child, April showers meant May flowers, and Easter was the advent of warm, sunny mornings walking to school with just a sweater on. Now, April... Read more →

It's official. Yahoo biz posted a press release this Thursday saying women "Stay Wired as they Age." Reporting on a study done by Frank About Women the press release notes that today's women are not settling for rocking chairs and knitting needles the way our mothers and grandmothers did. In... Read more →