Fun. That's the objective here.

        For years I've pestered friends and family with letters and 
  e-mails about my misadventures, most of them entirely my fault.
  I have no idea how anything works (car, phone, stereo, faucet,
  light bulb, sippy cup), and I hate planning anything (if I had been in
  charge of the Normandy invasion we would all be speaking 
  German now).

        I worked for more than 45 years in newsrooms, and all my old
  bosses will tell you how delighted they were to read one of my late
  night notes about the quality of journalism in their shop and the
  quality of the journalists they were hiring.

      My hope is to populate this space with entertaining essays
  about things I've done or seen along with occasional rants or
  even raves about my former profession.

       A book of my essays  on how much fun it is to grow old -- "Did I Really Change My
  Underwear Every Day?"  - was published in July 2011. You can order copies at 
  Sunstone Press (800-243-5644), Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com or your 
  bookstore. If you click on Underwear above,  you can read a chapter from the book.

        Thanks for taking a look at my site. You might want to start with
  the Bio.

       (The little Ms. ladybug in the picture below is my granddaughter 
  Daniella. If she were slightly older, she would know how to scoot that image 
  up to the top, where I really wanted it.)