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What's in a name?
posted: Jul. 14, 2019.
Well, back to Tatoreinigor comedy Crime Scene Cleaner. Heiko Schotte, our basset faced cleaning man of blecccch, receives a call to go out to a remote B&B (in the rural area of Read more -
My Day, inspired by Eleanor Roosevelt
posted: Jul. 05, 2019.
Inspiration abounds around Hyde Park. The first thing you see when you walk into this once and future home of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (once and future, as he, the former Read more -
Calamity, crisis, conscience
posted: Jun. 27, 2019.
I try not to let the current political situation intrude upon my blog (historicals are quite another kettle of fish). However, I cannot be silent about where I stand any Read more -
You're never alone with a blog
posted: Jun. 10, 2019.
I was listening to the "Omar Sharif" track from the "BAND VISITS" just now. Apparently, there is a movie where Omar Sharif, the actor, says, "You're never alone with a Read more -
7K goes bust.
posted: Jun. 08, 2019.
Well, this may be a little premature, but it looks like the attempt to get a living wage as a CUNY adjunct has failed. The PSC is muttering about a Read more -
Who is crazy? We or the patients? Sequel.
posted: Jun. 02, 2019.
As I wrote last summer, Sandor Ferenczi famously started off an entry in his clinical journal pondering this issue: "Why then should [the patient] place himself blindly in the power Read more -
If I lived in my grandmother's time
posted: May 23, 2019.
When I was a bespectacled bookworm schoolgirl, I was an avid reader of books with titles like, "If You Lived in Colonial Times," "All of a Kind Family," and "The Read more -
Not inspired by the Tolkien exhibit: The books are many other stories
posted: Apr. 28, 2019.
Keats saw a Grecian urn and wrote an ode. Yeats viewed Brueghel's depiction of the fall of Icarus and wrote a gorgeous poem, starting, "About suffering, they were never wrong."
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Temple Shalom's Hebrew School
posted: Apr. 22, 2019.
My girlfriend from high school got me into the habit of reading the obituaries in the Unfunky Scummedrine Gazette. I stopped reading after a bit, as though a certain portion Read more -
Insanity
posted: Apr. 19, 2019.
I am concerned about the measles. At this point, the incidence should be decreasing. It is not. And I worry. I don't know if I was ever vaccinated for measles. Read more -
It is better to travel hopefully than to ever arrive
posted: Apr. 05, 2019.
April is the month of unfulfilled longing. It is the "cruelest month," it is the month that people "long to be in England," it is the month that gins the
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My life as an English Major
posted: Mar. 13, 2019.
On your I-Phone, you no longer have to live in the present. So, incontinent with nostalgia and the path not chosen takes its toll. These thoughts came to mind when
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Update: Crime Scene Cleaner
posted: Mar. 03, 2019.
Well, for those dying (hah) for the latest on our basset-faced man of blecch, this week's episode gives us a bit of backstory. Schottke receives a call to clean Read more -
My intellectual life
posted: Feb. 25, 2019.
I have a guilty secret. The introspective, introverted bookworm watches television. It's not something I'm proud of. After all, I'm an intellectual. I never exactly learned how to be an Read more -
Gradgrind and the sweatshop approach
posted: Feb. 24, 2019.
Numbers, numbers, numbers. The sweatshop manner of profits has tainted all aspects of American industries, including schools (where it always had an affinity (as per Gradgrind in HARD TIMES, Read more -
Is this your penis talking or is it your fantasy?
posted: Feb. 10, 2019.
I have been a psychologist for a mighty long time. I'm not bragging, I'm simply stating a fact. I went into this field because I was a curious person with
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