I remember the first time that I experienced the loss of a loved one through death. It was the passing of my grandfather John Sabol on January 27, 1961. I was ten years old. He was a hard-working Czechoslovakian immigrant who was so proud to be an American citizen! Grandpa Sabol was the only healthy […]
My daughter purchased a set of vanity lights for the mirror in her bedroom. People seem to have one of two reactions to the glaring light they emit. Either they say, “Wow, this is awesome! I can see all the blemishes on my face in this light!” or they say, “This is awful! I can […]
Most people who know me now would never guess that, at one time, I was a relatively successful rock musician in the Philadelphia area. I sang and played guitar in three commercially successful bands from 1965-1975. The Midnight Hours, The Rainy Days, and, the one that causes jaws to drop, The Devil’s Workshop (It’s a […]
“What should we do?” Christine leaned into the steering wheel of the old Volkswagon bus, her hand wiping off the windshield fog to see through the driving rain. The windshield wipers slapped back and forth but were no match for the torrential downpour. “I don’t know. You know your lane better than me. You have […]