Taking the Commuter Train: Deerfield to Princeton
I took a series of commuter trains to get to my family home 224 miles from Deerfield MA. Here is some advice for anyone who train travels.
Inspired and Hopeful to Leave CPAP Behind
I am going to be turning on the Inspire Device that I had implanted into my chest yesterday in one month. Hope to stop using the CPAP device.
Antigone Went a Little Too Deep
The story of Antigone goes back to 441 BC written by Sophocles…this modern adaptation was hard to follow with its foreign concepts to most people.
A Week at Sea on the Scenic Eclipse Discovery Yacht
Scenic Eclipse: A Resplendent Sea Journey in Peru and Chile
A Fine Day to Turn 64: Birthday Cruise on the Scenic Eclipse
Celebrating my 64th birthday in high style with a week long cruise on the Scenic Eclipse luxury yacht, traveling down the coast of South America.
Little Shop of Horrors at Ja’Duke: It’s All About that Plant
Little Shop of Horrors at the Ja’Duke Theater in Turners Falls was a marvelous live theater experience with great singing and a funny plot.
The Wild Party: Too Big for the Center for the Arts Stage
The Wild Party is a musical performed by K&E Theater group, with dancing, singing and a bawdy, rollicking party for the ages.
Czech Republic: Central Bohemia’s Highlights
Czech Republic the capital city of Prague, Central Bohemia is the area all around it including Brno, Kutna Hora and Malesov. Great destinations!
Taste of Northampton Returns after 18 Years!
The Taste of Northampton returns to the center of ‘Hamp right on Main street this Saturday Sept 9, 12-7 pm Food, music, beer
All of Us Natural Foods: Deerfield’s New Vegan Restaurant
All of Us Natural Foods is a refreshing new restaurant that offers vegan, vegetarian and gluten free food in Deerfield MA. Really tasty!
Proof: A Dramatic Night of Theater by a Pulitzer Winner at Ja’Duke
Proof, a play by David Auburn that won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, was performed by Ja’Duke Theater in their Turners Falls venue, here is my review.
August 2022 Ruminations: Good, Bad, Indifferent
August ruminations about a life that feels lonely and challenging, but hopeful for things to bounce back soon as my travel resumes.