I’ve noticed a sharp decline in Christmas lights on homes this year and can’t help but wonder what’s happened to this joyful tradition. To me, holiday lights are more than decorations—they bring happiness, nostalgia, and a sense of community, especially … Read More
Yesterday was a rare day for me—no to-do lists, no emails, just a chance to unwind. After my usual morning exercise and errands, I stumbled upon Ted Danson’s new series, A Man on the Inside, on Netflix, and it completely … Read More
In this blog post, I discuss obesity as a national health crisis and explore the potential of GLP-1 receptor agonist medications like Ozempic and Wegovy to address it. Drawing from my own experience, I share how effective these drugs were … Read More
While visiting Rome, I couldn’t resist diving into the world of gladiators, both by exploring the Colosseum and even graduating from the city’s last-known Gladiator School. Embracing my new gladiator persona—Maximus, Bacchus, and Augustus—this experience not only let me pay … Read More
The other day, I met someone without a middle name, which sparked my curiosity. I dove into the history and cultural significance of middle names, discovering that while 95% of Americans have them, middle names are less common in some … Read More
The song “Daisy Bell” brings back memories of childhood bus rides where my friends and I would sing, teasing each other about crushes. Years later, I met a woman named Daisy, and in just a few days, we formed a … Read More
Growing up in the ’50s and ’60s, the Good Humor truck was more than just a summer treat; it was a neighborhood event. The sight of the iconic white truck and the jingle of “Turkey in the Straw” still takes … Read More
Today, for the first time, I gave money to a panhandler—something I had never done before. While I was surprised by my own actions, I felt conflicted afterward, torn between my long-held belief in supporting social services and the realization … Read More
