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A couple of days ago I wrote about “A Place At The Table,” a documentary film now in theaters and also on Amazon.com.  This is something...

I saw a film this weekend that was a real eye-opener—“A Place At the Table” is a documentary that sheds a light on hunger in America, its...

New Pope. It was the big world news yesterday. For me, it was curious and sad. Even though I was raised a Catholic, I want nothing to do...

Why should it matter that wet, March snow makes your boots create a squeaking sound when you walk around the lake in the early morning...

Food as Medicine and Medicine as Food I love food. I love real food. Food that is fresh from the fields, bought at a Farmer’s Market;...

Letters to a Young Poet, by Rainer Maria Rilke Sunday is the best day of the week. It stretches before me without schedule or obligation....

The artist and poet William Blake, who lived in Hercules Road — a portrait by Thomas Phillips (1807) “If the doors of perception were...

Cook or Be Cooked Caution, Proceed With Care:  Food Rant Seems like food is always in the news these days. Food corporations have huge...

iPad mini (Photo credit: patrick-allen) “The milk truck pulls the sun up. Paper hits the door,” wrote the Beatles. Imagery capturing a...

Now they are in their sixties and it seems strange that such a full life, a so many feelings and experiences life, rushed by them faster...