Book Review: The Correspondent
Rarely does a fictional character in a novel I read stay with me for much longer than a day or […]
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Lucky Hank: Prologue Part I (Fiction)
He stared straight ahead at the glass-encased reception window, nervously waiting for his name to be called. Other people were
As AI Increases, Our Imagination Decreases
One of the side effects of the movement to Artificial Intelligence is that it requires less of our own imagination
Spiritual Preparation for the Camino de Santiago
One of the most common questions that pilgrims ask each other when they are on the Camino is, “Are you
My Knees Are My Achilles Heel, Here’s Why
I had an MRI done about 35 years ago due to acute pain. I spent many nights in fitful sleep
Golfing My Age: A New Birthday Tradition
Recently, I celebrated a milestone birthday. At a certain point, the years seem to come faster and faster than ever
Neuroplasticity and Language Learning
I took three years of Spanish in high school, all to no effect. Joan and I visited Spain a few
Original Content Written by a Flawed Human Being
I am committing to you, dear reader, to always be the voice behind these messages. However flawed that voice may
The Sixties are the New Thirties, Redefining Aging
My image of the sixties from my childhood (in the 1960s) was that of an old man with an Afghan