I haven’t met that many Ambassadors, which is partly why Richard Holbrooke looms large in my mind. But it was the circumstances of my dinner with him that was so […]
Do you love disaster movies? Real life is scarier at the Metrodome!
I don’t get it — don’t they know about snow in Minneapolis? I have watched this video about ten times….especially when the snow starts shooting like rockets, just can’t get […]
“LETTERS TO SALA” opens at Rollins College, Feb. 11
Winter Park, Florida: a nice place to be in February! Especially when you can catch a great production of Arlene Hutton’s LETTERS TO SALA directed by Eric Nightengale. Special guest: […]
Matinee momma
Matinee vs. evening performance? I’ve been going to the Metropolitan Opera for a long time, but today happened to be the first time I went in the afternoon. Took my […]
Who knows how to run the NYC school system?
Too many American schools are failing to serve their students. And that’s with the professionals in charge. So maybe it will be a new breed of education chiefs who will […]
On tuning the piano
Finally, did it. I didn’t dare say how long it had been since the piano was tuned, lest I be reported for piano abuse, but the nice tuner man soon […]
Nov 9 and 11: a play, an exhibition, and two Kirschner talks
Two talks in one week….this is unusual, but here they come. If you find yourself anywhere near the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, drop in please at James Madison University I’ll be […]
K is for Kosher, or Kurnit, or Keeper
My fabled friends Scott Kurnit and Tola Murphy-Baran have taken off the wraps of a new venture, AdKeepers. Cool concept; click on K on an ad and save it automatically. […]
On the road to Porto, Corsica
Summer camp with Earps, 1883 in Hunter’s Hot Springs…or is it?
Look familiar? I found this at the BBC, but I don’t know the source. I liked Kevin Connolly’s take on the photo, though he does not identify its provenance. I’ll […]
