Time for another He Said/She Said, this time of the Olympic viewing variety. His Take: Sitting in Rahway, NJ, ordering a flight of yummy beer – ok it is my second flight of beer and btw, who in God’s name came up with an idea to put small amounts of alcohol in tiny glasses, lay […]
Olympic Ode Once Again Produces the Joy of Sportsmanship Read More »
The Haskell; the opera; the local pub – what do these things have in common? Experiences that were anticipated with vim and vigor. Well, the first two in particular, but all were overwhelmingly lacking in three areas – preparation, provisions, and peers. Let’s begin with the actual events, (I will number them with a brief
Inept operas and staffs, but American Pharoah still reigns Read More »
This week we return to the she said/he said format. The topic – the inspiration behind what makes art — art. SHE SAID: Our memory is fickle and impermanent. With each passing day, we forget details or embellish our lives stories. Nothing lasts forever, not our loved ones nor the most important moments in our
Paint Your Song with Words of Love and Tragedy Read More »
“I feel all the time like a cat on a hot tin roof. What is the victory of a cat on a hot tin roof? — I wish I knew… Just staying on it, I guess, as long as she can…” ~ Maggie “I have today’s forecast for you: HOTTT! Today’s temperature’s gonna rise up
Dog Days, Fiery Permanence, and Senor Love Daddy’s Forecast Read More »
“Caregiving is a constant learning experience.” “Being loved by someone gives you strength while loving someone gives you courage.” Watching our parents age and knowing the support required to provide them with the assurance of their comfort – physically and mentally – can be a remarkably daunting task. Once adult children see their parents as
Sing Strongly in the Sunlit Shadows Read More »
This week we are going to do something completely different. Our first she said/he said. Since July is upon us we figured we would write about summer or Independence Day or current events or??? There really was no assignment; just some thoughts about the week behind us and the ones ahead … SHE SAID: The
Racing Rodents, Saturday in the Park, and the Sausage Council Read More »
Ahhhh the 80s! Can we discuss this decade for a bit? I was born in 1970, nourished on Gen X formula, not by choice but by fate. In fairness, the 80s had its high points – masterful mullets, Nancy’s war on drugs, fanny packs, inane movies, wonderfully cheesy music, cringe-worthy fashion, and of course the
Give us Pony Boy and Duckie, you can keep Blane Read More »
The Pear Tree Project recorded a podcast! The episode will air on Shewisepublications.com June 11th. More information will be posted next week, so please check for the link in our next newsletter/blog entry, as well as a tale about dad. Below are some highlights from our interview. What prompted you to create this project? “The
Podcast News, Soundbite Snippets & Who Invented Dad’s Day Read More »
“No, we don’t need more sleep. It’s our souls that are tired, not our bodies. We need nature. We need freedom. We need truth. We don’t need more sleep; we need to wake up and live.” “You miss 100% of the naps you don’t take.” People everywhere are having a difficult time getting their ZZZ’s.
Mid-day siestas, filthy seven-letter words & Freud Read More »
The Pear Tree Project is going to be on a Podcast! This uniquely created exploration of topics is named Surviving the Human Experience. Each episode and/or series is specifically designed to explore and discuss subjects that play a role or have an impact on our human experience. Themes chosen span across health and wellness, self-discovery,
Our first Podcast, Peanut Butter & Jelly, and the Unexpected Read More »