On a lovely bright Mother’s Day Sunday some years ago I woke up early and decided to take a walk.
We are sleeping with the window open an inch or two. I cannot swear it makes a difference, but my psyche thinks it does and that is enough.
Speaking of Paul Revere’s ride and the shot heard around the world, I am remembering the late Jonathan Revere, who replied, in response to the obvious question: “I come from the branch of the family who said, ‘the brutish are coming.’”
It is the early 1950s, somewhere, anywhere, in Canada, and I am standing at the kitchen door on Easter morning in my new Easter clothes.
They tell us there are no free rides. But, in fact, that is not true.
Politics is in the air this coming week, so buckle up. Voters get out there and make your voices heard.
I contacted a couple of West Tisbury friends who drive a Tesla to see how they are dealing with the wacky threats to their brand of vehicles.
Two, count ‘em two, West Tisbury authors have been blessed with recognition in this past Sunday’s New York Times Book Review.
March 14, is Pi Day. If you think Pi is a famous Chinese architect, or the only human survivor (along with a tiger) on board a wrecked boat, back you go to arithmetic class.
