July 2022

I read a fascinating article in the Review Section of the Wall Street Journal, entitled “How Modern Art was Sold,” the book is entitled, “Picasso’s War,” by Hugh Eakin. The book explains what it took for modern art to be accepted in the United States. The struggle the Museum of Modern Art, located in New […]

There is an article in the Review Section of the Wall Street Journal, “The Life Lessons of Summer Camp.” The first camp was started in Washington, Conn. In 1891, just after the Civil War started. It was designed for a few weeks, to teach children how to face new situations, and learn new skills. Since

I have been reminiscing about how I’ve been celebrating July 4th through the years. Since there have been so many, I’ve chosen several that were more interesting. One year, with some friends, we decided to have an evening sail up the coast. We started from my weekend house in Great Bay, N.J. at sunset. It

I read on-line today that its Peter Thomas’ birthday. Peter passed away in 2016. For those who don’t know whom I talking about. Peter Thomas, in my opinion is the best voice-over artist there was then, and maybe the best there ever was. I met Peter in the late 70’s when I worked for Reeves