Rules of Civility follows twenty-five-year-old Katey Kontent as she experiences New York City in 1938. The author vividly describes for the reader New York City…
Continue reading → Booke Review: Rules of Civility, by Amor Towles
Has any other family received communications from their school districts during the Covid pandemic that just seem pointless? Something that states that an employee or…
Continue reading → Topic Tuesday- Hey school district, stop sending me pointless letters!
This week April 1st, or April Fool’s Day, be upon us. For some, it is a day of hoaxes and pranks; for others, it is…
Continue reading → Topic Tuesday: Where did April Fool’s Day come from?
Too Good To Be True is supposed to be a thriller, but I would have categorized this novel as a soap opera. Its theme is…
Continue reading → Book Review: Too Good To Be True, by Carola Lovering
There are plenty of times when an apology or saying “I’m sorry” is appropriate. There is a difference between the two. “I’m sorry” acknowledges a…
Continue reading → Topic Tuesday: You do not always have to apologize.
We all know that kids are bearing the brunt of the epidemic right now. They can't be with their friends, can't play sports, and can't…
In the last year, I have noticed that the sanitary habits of our country have been seriously lacking. We needed a highly contagious disease to…
Continue reading → Topic Tuesday: Education should include cleanliness