Small town surprises
This is one of my favorite times of the year. I love the cold weather, the rain and the fact that it will turn on a dime and then become a gorgeous,... Read more →
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Dealing with a double standard
Saturday I spent the morning with approximately 120 other lawyers being brought up to date on the newest developments in the law on domestic... Read more →
Dressing for success is a lesson lost these days
When I was in high school, back in the days of payphones and phones that actually “dialed” because they were rotary, there was a book out... Read more →
The price of being a deceitful ex
“I love it when a plan comes together.” Those words were made famous in my childhood by George Peppard when he was playing Col. John... Read more →
Slow down, enjoy the race
Life has a funny way of teaching you lessons. Sometimes they come easily, like when you were a kid and your mom caught you stealing a candy bar and... Read more →
Good riddance ‘09
This week we get to start over with the coming of a New Year. Many of my friends have had a rough year, and lots of my clients have also. But before... Read more →
Merry RamaKwanakuhbodimastice
Here’s a holiday wish I picked up this year, “Have a happy or merry RamaKwanakuhbodimastice.” It incorporates Ramadan, Kwanzaa,... Read more →
Holidays can be rough for couples on the rocks
The Christmas tree is up at the Loews Hotel. The ribbons are out, the holiday songs are being piped onto the Third Street Promenade. And Chanukah,... Read more →
Gastronomically traveling the world
As we are preparing for this Thursday’s gastronomic extravaganza, I want to take a moment to share my thoughts on what Thanksgiving is for, and... Read more →
Be careful what you wish for
I was having a late night snack at La Cachette last week (it was underwhelming to say the least since I had to send back the bisque) with a friend... Read more →
