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If you were raised a Christian, it probably means the three manifestations of the Godhead – God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. […]

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Last night, I decided to try a Japanese dinner for this evening’s dinner. It was more a matter of assembly rather than actual cookery. The […]

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Susan and I went to see Avatar: The Way of Water this afternoon. We opted for the 3D version because the theater appeared to be […]

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Whenever I boil water for an artichoke or for pasta, I add Kosher salt to it. It doesn’t get measured beyond being poured into my […]

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I have probably mentioned this documentary in previous posts. It tells of the community cats in a neighborhood of Istanbul, Turkey. Kedi is the Turkish […]

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We had dinner guests last night – my niece, a former workmate from my days at Unitedhealth, and a couple who were my workmates at […]

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I’m not talking about Iran. I’m talking about the rising American Taliban whose latest victory has imposed a dress code on female representatives in the […]

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I just read a Medscape item based on National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund’s 2022 End-of-Year Preliminary Law Enforcement Officers Fatalities Report. For the third […]

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Some of it is about group membership – family/clan/tribe, ethnicity/race, religion, culture, profession, and other forms of alliance/affinity. Some of it is about how we […]

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I bought a rack of lamb for tonight’s dinner. Susan prepared it according to her usual recipe only using Panko rather than crushed crostini. It […]

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