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“It was bound to happen” the doctor said, as I sat down with him following a somewhat painful examination. “You know,” he continued with a wink, “being the natural …
And again, and again, and again. That’s right, it’s “Rocky Horror” season, with live stage productions and film screenings popping up all over the Upper Delaware …
Is that even a word? I’ve always thought so, but now I’m not so sure. I’m thinking it might be like “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” in that it wasn’t a word …
Tuesday, October 3
Don’t shoot the messenger, but summer has officially drawn to a close. I’m loath to admit it myself, but there you have it, folks. Fall fell. Cooler temps are already upon us, hay bales …
Wednesday, September 27
In hindsight, that should have been my motto over the weekend, but it wasn’t. As I mentally prepared myself to attend the annual Narrowsburg Honey Bee Fest last Saturday, the weather report was …
Wednesday, September 20
My job often leads me to out-of-the-way fun spots in the Upper Delaware River region. When I find people I know at one of those hidden gems, it’s even better. Such was the case a few weeks …
Thursday, September 14
It was bound to happen. When a movie grosses more than a billion dollars at the box office it makes headlines. When that movie is co-written and solely directed by a woman, stars scores of women and …
Wednesday, September 6
As many of you know, there’s a new pooch in the house, because life without Dharma the Wonder Dog was unbearable. So here we are—just me and That Dog Named Gidget, who is now 17 weeks …
Tuesday, August 29
Ever have one of those days/weeks/months when nothing makes sense, much less makes you happy? Yeah, that. Maybe it’s the soggy summer winding down and kids getting ready to go back to …
Wednesday, August 23
The North American Cultural Laboratory (NACL) in Highland Lake, NY is many things, some of which are open to interpretation. Stimulating, thought-provoking, innovative, creative, and above all else …
Wednesday, August 16
At least I think it was a dream. At times it felt a little nightmarish, and it wasn’t my dream to begin with, but that of Farm Arts Collective’s artistic director Tannis Kowalchuk. …
Wednesday, August 9
No. No, I don’t—but I wouldn’t be surprised if I did, since it’s summertime, and the hills are literally alive with the sound of music. In the last week or two, …
Friday, August 4
My schedule over the past week included a world premiere of a “dystopian classic” play and a festival celebrating the Borscht Belt. An odd assortment to be sure, but you know what they …
