Time flies and it is important to keep all your memories categorized and maintained while your mind is still in functioning order.  So let me first engage you in a short history of our relationship with the… Continue reading →

If you look deep into the heart of a tulip, you may be fortunate enough to see a kaleidoscope’s colorful, random design before it fades away.

A Scotsman named David Brewster is credited with inventing the kaleidoscope in the early… Continue reading →

I love Facebook, particularly because if allows me to keep up with my family and friends. I saw pictures of Tyler and Jacob the day each was born even though they live far away. I would have never known… Continue reading →

I remember Dresden well.  We were on a cruise on the Elbe in Germany and we stopped there and gazed at the blackened ruins of the  Frauenkirche which had collapsed from fifteen hundred degree heat  during… Continue reading →