I'm writing this on Tuesday March 8, which is International Women's Day. Started in the early 1900's, it is still necessary to have a day to recognize and honor women over 100 years later...
From Wiki:
“Traditional” gender roles have been swirling in my mind this week. My daughter needed a semi surgical procedure this week and, for several practical reasons, such as he is a doctor and the date worked better into his schedule, my husband brought her to the doctor’s office and I went to work.
Twice a week I go to court. Not unusual for an attorney but not that kind of venue.
It may surprise some folks but I get together with some good guys Saturday mornings and Tuesdays eves to play ball; we play full court basketball over two hours.
Here's something new for you to do this weekend. If you have an iPhone, here's a list of questions and statements to ask/say to Siri. She has quite a sense of humor. Maybe Norm can book her for some events :) Or is she the next Friar? Or do I have too much time on my hands ;)
What is zero divided by zero?
When is the world going to end?
(If you're a Star Wars Fan say) Siri, I am your father
Ok glass
Beatbox
What does the fox say?
Read me a haiku
What came first, the chicken or the egg?
What are you wearing?
If you like good music (yeah, yeah), mark Sunday, April 17th on your calendar. No Arthur Conley but still some sweet sounds.
Sidney Rosen passed away last weekend, a day after his 92nd birthday. Many in our Gotham family had met Sidney over the years as he accompanied my mother to Gotham events. Mom and Sidney had twelve wonderful years together -- sharing their love, companionship, friends and families. They both grew and blossomed over those years. There ought to be a special word for the Sidneys (and Esthers) in the lives of very adult children.
It's March, let's get back on the humanity track.
Renee Rabinowitz is a new hero. Time for more changes.
From the NY Times/Uriel Sinai:
