The ATM I use most regularly is in the vestibule of the closest branch of my bank, Citizens Bank. There, it can cost you $3.50 just to get twenty bucks out.
A trip to an orchard on Columbus Day weekend led to some exceptional taste delights and unexpected ponderings.
I’ve been helping my mom clean out her attic. Things get sorted quickly into the relevant piles; garbage, Goodwill, recycling, and my favorite, free to whoever wants it.
Watch sales are suffering because young people today use their cell phones to tell the time. Ask a stray teen what time it is and see what happens.
Domestic violence is on the increase in Arlington. But does it have to be?
There must be some vast secret society that I am not a member of because other people always seem to know things that I don’t.
Is preventive medical testing really the best way to ensure health? Or are there other ways – other possibilities?
We’re all thinking about 9/11. Are there life-lessons to be learned from it?
Here we are at the traditional end of summer – Labor Day. But are we recognizing what this holiday is really about?
A daily adventure for many in Arlington.
Our town’s dealing with the after-effects of Irene. But do natural disasters have anything to do with God?
A bit about the unexpected gifts I think this dance brings to the student.
It’s a beautiful day in Arlington today, but my morning routine ended up in going in an unexpected direction.
Blasts from the not so recent past, oh my how technology changes.
Are you tweeting on Twitter? Or do you have no idea what I am asking?
Is health really a large one-way structure or are there different routes—different approaches—to attaining that goal that we all need and want?
There is so much negative expectation about aging out there. But do we have to give in to it, or are there other approaches to live a vigorous and useful life?
I’ve walked by the Samuel Whittemore historic marker in the center of town many times and have often wondered about the kind of man he was. What were his ideals?
Two online warriors enter a epic battle for the loyal use of its fans only one will leave and be crowned king of social networking.
Are you facing challenges in your life? Sometimes a simple course correction in our thinking can have a big, positive impact.
Does where we live really affect our health and well-being? New studies indicate that it might. But is there more at work here?
This Saturday features not one, but two green things going on. Summer is a good time to make changes that can better the planet and your life.
I’ve been reading an interesting book – one that many folks might find very valuable relative to their health, diagnoses, and medications.
A glimpse at the daily schedule of a working mom. Makes me tired just typing it. This is what having it all (except time for yourself) looks like.
Don't be taken off-guard when the time comes to sell your home. Try to be prepared!
The 4th of July is here. Fireworks, celebrations, picnics, and barbecues! But it’s good to individually and jointly remember the reasons why we as a nation celebrate this momentous day.
Musings on a recent performance, and why I love what I do.
CNN had an interesting piece on surgical procedures for obesity in teens. Are there other options?
How exciting! Over 1,100 entries were submitted and about 100 winners are chosen, and my show is one of them.
Some musing on the parallels between two seemingly quite different movement disciplines.
I’ve lived in Arlington for over 3 decades, and I’ve found a life here that’s been rich in many ways.
46.5% of Arlington’s voters turned out for the Proposition 2 and ½ override—a surprisingly low amount in these economically-strapped times. Why this lack of participation in our democracy?
You can make a small change in your life, but a big difference for the planet.
After a long winter and a damp spring, everyone is ready to enjoy the long beautiful warm weekends. But for some, the timing of a home purchase gets in the way of summer fun.
Our country has dramatically changed since my childhood, but the significance of Memorial Day’s impassioned ring resonates vastly beyond a day in May.
We finally have had a few days of Spring weather! Let us celebrate with grilling Spiced Lamb Burgers topped with sauteed red peppers, feta and guacamole!
The free concert was just the latest of many that showcased work from the music technology students, the first being in January 2010. But unfortunately, it is likely to be the last.
The teachers in Arlington have made health care concessions that will save the town significant amounts. But what of ever-escalating costs of health care in Massachusetts and our country?
A little more about where this dance comes from, and what falls under the term "belly dance."
Ever wonder about the real estate "Sunday Open House" tradition? Here are a few thoughts that you may find helpful when you are mapping out your Open House visits this weekend!