The clocks are literally ticking as Mexico starts the final leg of the countdown to the 200th anniversary of its independence from Spain. Dozens of…
Posts published in September 2010
It was a warm and wonderful summer that ended last week with the Labor Day holiday. I usually avoid summertime extravaganzas big enough to require…
Last week I wrote that Nate Davis was the most physically gifted young QB in the entire NFL and that it would be a blunder…
Last night representatives from the local water agencies met to hear a presentation by the Corps of Engineers on its plans for the Coyote Dam…
An increasing number of drawing-room revolutionaries have begun to discuss their strategies to overthrow that despot, the musical score. Rather than treat the notes on…
Just a couple of days ago I sat sweltering in the heat, feeling like even a sundress was too much clothing for the temperature of…
(Wednesday, September 8, 2010) — Today I fly to Haiti. In some way I feel like I am going home. For three months I called…
Books “Rae’s eyes were red and swollen. They sat on the couch side by side, in silence, waiting for the doctor.” from Crooked Little Heart…