In an earlier post I emphasized our need to protect the modern approach to science, stating that the U.S. may be headed toward a crisis if we don’t reverse current trends. One of my readers wanted to know in what sense I see the country falling behind in the science arena. It wasn’t [...]
After a 143-day record-breaking drought, we finally got rain. It began raining in the early morning hours of darkness and has continued until now, 6 p.m. It shows no intent of stopping.
My Arizona-raised children respond to rain the way California children respond to snow. They got to use their umbrellas today for [...]
When we stopped going to church, libraries and bookstores became a favorite destination for our family. We go a lot, and I love that my children consider a visit to a repository of books a desirable adventure.
This time an appearance from Strawberry Shortcake called us to a locally owned bookstore we’d never [...]
My best friend, Tami, just had her birthday and we decided to celebrate at a cozy, yet contemporary wine bar and bistro, D’Vine.
We love the atmosphere at D’Vine, but we especially love the food. Oh, and the wine is really good, too.
At one end if the room is an inviting circle of three love [...]
It’s evening, and I am not quite ready to post the piece I’ve been working on today. I still owe Ben a post on Science In Crisis. I just started organizing my sources. I am sorry I have yet to write it. Hopefully it will hit this week. Hifi and [...]
The pace of my week took a drastic turn, as well as my plans for accomplishment, when my almost three-year-old son, Aiden, decided to take notice of the throne in his bathroom. It is a throne on which he has refused to sit for at least six months now. Maybe more. I [...]
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