Too Much of a Good Thing or…The Winter That Would Not Quit
Have you ever had brain freeze from slurping a DQ treat on a hot summer day, a tummy ache after … Continue reading Too Much of a Good Thing or…The Winter That Would Not Quit
Max, a calming entity for those with trepidation, fear or phobia.
Max came to us as a six year old champion that needed a change of scenery. He was the perfect … Continue reading Max, a calming entity for those with trepidation, fear or phobia.
The Mao Case by Qiu Xiaolong
A writer friend of mine, Joan Drury (she owns Drury Lane Books in Grand Marais, MN) recommended this book to … Continue reading The Mao Case by Qiu Xiaolong
A Review of “The Book of Mormon” at the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis
“The Book of Mormon”, book, music and lyrics by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone. My friend, Linda, in … Continue reading A Review of “The Book of Mormon” at the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis
Beautiful Pleasure
Once there was a much loved Mother that gave birth to a son. He was beautiful and round and brown … Continue reading Beautiful Pleasure
A Review of “The Servant of Two Masters” by Carlo Goldoni
I saw “The Servant of Two Masters” by Carlo Goldoni, presented by The Guthrie Theater, based on a recommendation from a friend … Continue reading A Review of “The Servant of Two Masters” by Carlo Goldoni
A Celebration of Christmas
Here are a few offerings for this Christmas Celebration. Mom and I celebrated and sang some of Dad’s favorite carols. … Continue reading A Celebration of Christmas
Guest post by Edward Jakab
I asked Edward Jakab, author of “Fearless”, to participate in the “next big thing” self-interview. Here are his answers. 1) … Continue reading Guest post by Edward Jakab
The next big thing, self interview blog…
Sarah R. Yoffa invited me to participate in a blog series she is doing called “The Next Big Thing”. Since … Continue reading The next big thing, self interview blog…
A repeat post of my 2011 World Aids Day blog…
When I was getting divorced and coming out as a gay man, way back in 1985, it had only been … Continue reading A repeat post of my 2011 World Aids Day blog…