(The women pictured above is most certainly American, and the only person on the planet who really ought to be wearing Wranglers, unless she is
Photo by Sergio García on Unsplash Timon of Athens (rhymes with “Simon”) was written by Shakespeare (whatever that means) in 1605-1606. Queen Elizabeth I had
Friends, readers, lend me your eyes! After a two-month hiatus I am back with a new website, redesigned for your reading ease. Since my posts
It may be of use for our friends and family in America for me to chronicle the outcome of the most recent Italian national elections,
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about cultural expectations – what someone might reasonably expect to happen on a daily basis, living within a culture,
How much of one thing equals another thing? This has to be one of the most overarching cultural questions. When we look at or hold
You know, it’s the little things. They stick. And because they are so small, and inconsequential, until they are not, they are a rich mine
Any parent of children under five will tell you that it’s a long game when it comes to family health. You cannot lose hope, or
I always hated the produce at the Norman Super Target, and yet that was, for years, our regular grocery destination. Nothing tasted like anything. Purchasing
The longest summer break known to the whole of mankind came to an end yesterday as Victor began first grade today. September 15, people. By
