Opening the tiny shade, I peered down to look upon the Louisiana land. The hot sun revealed the large curving line of the immortal Mississippi. » Full Story

I hope you all have a great Fourth of July holiday and weekend. » Full Story

Back in the day when thousands were trekking to the Adirondacks to take a sojourn seeking solace in an Adirondack hotel, there were several creative efforts to entice the travelers to a particular hot » Full Story

The room was darkish, As I entered the restaurant‘s main dining room, I felt something. Like leaf spinach in boiling water, my insides folded together and began to shrink. » Full Story

Remember two weeks ago, when I wrote about a restaurant with a primarily gay clientele in Los Angeles?

Keeping with that theme, I had Herman do some research, and the name of the restauran » Full Story

It is that time of year again when the Adirondack summer camps for kids are preparing the cabins/tents and grounds for another influx of those who leave the cities and towns to enjoy some time in the » Full Story

What’s happening in your life? This time of year is usually very busy for many people. Many of us run on a calendar that coincides with the school calendar. » Full Story

We decided to walk to lunch from my sister’s brownstone, in the heart of downtown Toronto.

There is nothing I like better than visiting a restaurant for the first time. » Full Story

I’ve been trying to watch “Grosse Point Blank” for several years since it came out in 1997. » Full Story

“Get ready, here comes another story of when Grandpa was a boy,” my grandchildren exclaim when my memories of the past rise up to share with them. » Full Story