QUESTION: A senior church friend of mine has been distant ever since quarantine started. I know safety is important, but I’m worried she’s closing herself
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Publisher’s Note: October
The expression “smart-ass” began to be popularly used in the early 1960s, according to Dictionary.com. I remember my mother admonishing me not to be a
When Geezer Sex Goes Wrong
Our last column discussed some of the biological antecedents of good geezer sex: global wellness, minimal pharmaceuticals, and sufficient Hormonal, Cardiovascular, Skeleto-muscular, and Neurological wellness
The Yankee Chef: Golden Brown O’Brien Stacks
by Jim Bailey, the Yankee Chef This recipe is probably the easiest potato dish you could make, either during the Holidays or throughout the blustery
Ephemera: A Grandson’s Discovery
Ephemera is a lucrative and sometimes overlooked category of antiques that can make headlines at auction houses all over the world. It is defined as
The Timeless Art of Hand-hauling Lobsters
Lobstering is a huge industry in Maine. Last year, according to the Maine Department of Marine Resources (MDMR), 100.7 million pounds of lobster were harvested
Stranded in France
I’m not a believer in omens, but let’s just say that in retrospect an unsettling coincidence happened on our third day in Collioure, the town
Welcome Back the Daffodils
hyacinths, and daffodils are harbingers that have been welcoming spring and lighting up landscapes for nearly 300 years here. Cheerful daffodils, members of the Narcissus
