Reluctantly I did a second career report, but my heart wasn't in it ... I began to wish to be a writer. Read More

This was my first big revelation--not only had I thought I was different, I really was different. Not only was I in a different physical package from the rest of the group, I had a unique personality profile.  Read More

[he] said that it took a special person to handle this job. The last woman left to become a nun. What an outrageous and fun way to start an interview! Read More

Any woman reading this will identify the "yeah, sure lady" response to our describing a problem with our cars. The same can apply to our bodies. Read More

One of our family favorites was the goofy spy spoof "Get Smart." Don Adams had a never-ending variety of clumsy antics as a Control agent fighting Chaos (and losing). Read More

The characters I played were the ugly, the sad, the silly, the mad, the funny, the old, and the dead. Any role that was quirky attracted me. Read More

Who knew that wind chimes, sunlight through stained glass, and sandalwood could open up another world, one of peace and love? Read More

Few boys, dreadful food, and gleepy green scum at the bottom of the lake--but the swimming, waterskiing, and guitar playing more than made up for it. Read More

How they made their way in this strange place to find my great grandfather, with no money and speaking no English, I have no idea. Read More

In the 1950s and 1960s, there was no television reception on Long Beach Island. Instead, we went out after dinner for lemon ice (made with real lemons and cane sugar), and played a round of miniature golf. Read More