Jimmy Carter was a very unlucky President. But he was the best ex-President I can remember. Good for them! The article is from the Atlantic Journal – Constitution and very good. Jimmy Carter won the presidency and a Nobel Peace Prize. But the best thing ever to happen to him, he says, occurred on July … Read more
This is from the Jesuit magazine America. Doctors say the bowel problems that the 84-year-old pope was experiencing are very common in older people, although only about 10% to 20% of people with similar problems require surgery. According to the Vatican, Pope Francis had the left part of his bowel removed in a three-hour operation … Read more
The afternoon started with a kind of flag-raising. Back the Blue – Then I did a quick (3.6 mile) solo hike/walk in the Hudson Gateway reserve. Quite hilly. No one else was there – didn’t see a single person. Here’s the pond near one of the entrances – gross looking but the frogs must have … Read more
Who knew? As opposed to showing him without his head … Off the Catholic website Aleteia. In most Christian traditions, St. John the Baptist is also known as the “last prophet of the Old Testament,” the “forerunner of Christ,” or the “glorious prophet.” Typologically related to the prophet Elijah, the Baptist is represented as having … Read more
An inspirational story. He found his truth.
Father’s Day Cards – First Brigid Then T & J – Lunch as Tim goes Mimosa route with his champagne and everyone else goes conventional –
Insightful. From the BB and one of their sponsors. College is more expensive than ever! Many young people are going into debt that will crush them for the rest of their lives to attend college– all for a degree that ends up being totally useless! But is it worth it? You betcha! We want you … Read more
From Men's Health. No doubt also applies to women. But there's more to it then in the heading … I excerpted the "5" below The '20-5-3' Rule Prescribes How Much Time to Spend Outside. Americans today spend 92 percent of their time indoors, and their physical and mental health are suffering. Use this three-number formula … Read more
Arthur Conan Doyle of course was the author behind Sherlock Holmes. He was also a physician. Here you go – both very wise – "Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth." And "Never theorize before you have data. Invariably you end up twisting facts to … Read more
Yes very sad for so many people as we lost two members of the team in the past two months. Kevin Regan and BIll Connolly, good friends of mine. Sorrowfully missed by so many people. Here’s a picture of Bill, visiting me in Sloan Kettering back in January, 2006. Bill and Melinda were the first … Read more