Monthly Archives: December 2018

What he called “connections”.

Or is it a family member playing Joseph in a Christmas play?

for kids.

is an American classic story by Stephen Vincent Benet that I read in my grade 12 prose anthology back in 1967, which at that time was already 30 years old. With the decline of public interest in classics, American history, … Continue reading →

continues as always. With much more distraction factored in thanks to the phones, computers, tv, and social media. Most people lead non-stop distracted lives now without much stability and permanence. No doubt people’s preference for distraction over common sense, reflection, … Continue reading →

was a rare opportunity for us to go see a vocal group who’d written many memorable songs through the ’60s and ’70s. They had just released a new synth-driven album entitled Main Course and were playing its songs along with their … Continue reading →