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Category Archives: Living
Such an Elegant Custom – Writing a Thank You Letter!
While recently going through some old boxes of work-related materials in an early attempt at spring cleaning, I came across an old file of mine containing thank you letters from colleagues and clients of mine back in years at IBM. … Continue reading
The Most Popular Posts of 2011
As we’re wrapping up 2011, I took a look back at what posts on this blog generated the most page views during 2011. Here’s the top twelve list (in honor of 2012!) – along with my commentary on each post:
Merry Christmas 2011
Merry Christmas! Our family celebrates Christmas Eve together – and the whole gang was at our house today for a great dinner and lots of fun singing carols, catching up, and just being together. Our two grand-daughters and Lily had … Continue reading
Time Together
Here’s one of my favorite images from last Saturday’s Rodeo Beach photo walk with Doug Kaye. Sort of like street shooting – except on the beach. We were heading down toward the dramatic rocks at the south end of Rodeo … Continue reading
Thanksgiving 2011
We had a wonderful Thanksgiving today celebrating with our family across four generations – I hope you did too. Thanksgiving really is the best holiday. A simple time to get together, share a wonderful meal – catch up as best … Continue reading
Ten Years of Blogging 2001-2011
Next week, this little blog of mine turns ten years old. In some ways, this seems hard for me to believe. It actually feels like I’ve been writing here forever – but, of course, that can’t be! Perhaps it’s the … Continue reading
Remembering 9/11/01
This blog – my personal journal – began in its current form in November 2001. Two months before, on September 11, 2001, the world changed. A year later – in 2002 – I blogged about that morning. I’ll never forget … Continue reading
That Last Walk
Just over a year ago – as it ultimately turned out – I took my last walk with my very good friend Chris Gulker. As last year’s post notes, Chris, Lily and I had been walking almost every Tuesday and … Continue reading
There’s Nothing Like a Parade on the 4th of July!
On the 4th of July, there’s really nothing quite like a parade to lift one’s spirits. This morning, I took in two of them – the big annual Redwood City Parade – with lots of units and a huge crowd … Continue reading


