The thing that makes me most anxious is flying :(Not the fear of flying (crashing), but the days before agony of worrying about COVID, the weather, cancellations, delays or diversion. The sleepless night before.
We were staying at a new hotel in Woodstock New York. An escape weekend in the Catskills.
The room was modern, overlooking a brook fed by a waterfall framed nicely in the room’s window.
The television was a challenge. All the streaming channels were available - provided you had an account and remembered your password. For the life of me, I couldn’t find the traditional network stations or regular cable.
Covid has slowed down our attendance of concerts, theater, dance, opera, museums, and movies. But, beyond television and music, books remain a wonderful way to explore the world and examine ourselves in the comfort of home.
Recently, the New York Times celebrated the unique Book Review Section that began as a weekly insert of the Sunday Times in 1895. Readers were asked to nominate the best books of the past 125 years. Thousands of choices were made and a decision was made to only include one book by a given author in the top 25.
I have been trying to move to an almost paperless office for a while now. Prior to Covid, all of my court filings, were on paper. Covid changed that. Now all of my court filings are electronic. It has made the switch-over to a paperless file a lot easier.
As is traditional I shared my top ten shows of the past year on my website commentary page.
Check it out for the details but here goes:
The prognosticator, see all - tell all, the seer of seers, the prophet, the forecaster, the futurist... is back! It's time for my predictions.
Just as a reminder, here's my record since 2007:
Ever since our boys were young we’ve decorated our hearth with Santas big and small. As the years passed “Santas” became a hallowed, enjoyable family tradition with our grand kids replacing our now adult sons with me as the only constant.
My grandson, who is a few months shy of his sixth birthday, recently started playing Monopoly.
