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Rona Gura
Apr15
When Personal Becomes Professional
Posted By : Rona Gura

I was reminded recently of the personal experiences we sometimes bring to our professional experience.   As many of you know, I became a divorce lawyer after going through my own personal divorce. In making the change, I felt that my personal experiences going through my own divorce would enhance my work as a divorce attorney. I believed that my pe

Rona Gura
Apr08
A Little Bit of Mess
Posted By : Rona Gura

My husband likes to say that I am the messy one and he is the neat one. I have to admit he is probably right.   I like to consider myself a bit like Linus from “Charlie Brown.” A little bit of mess follows me wherever I go. My husband, however, has the uncanny ability to detect my mess. For example, just last night I sprayed Pam in a pan on the st

Rona Gura
Apr01
What's Old is New Again
Posted By : Rona Gura

My husband and I were looking for a “new” television show for us to begin watching. As we scanned through Netflix, HBO Max, Paramount Plus etc, we came across a television show, “Under the Dome.”     The premise of the show is that an invisible dome suddenly enclosed a New England town. The show was produced by Steven Spielberg and Stephen King. As

Rona Gura
Mar25
Facial Recognition
Posted By : Rona Gura

I am, admittedly, horrible with remembering people’s names and faces. There have been a countless number of times wherein someone will say hello to me, by name, and I have no idea who the person is.   My husband and I actually have it “down to a system.” If someone says hello to me and I do not introduce them to my husband he is well aware that I p

Rona Gura
Mar18
An Act of Kindness
Posted By : Rona Gura

Recently my family, consisting of eight adults and two very young children took a trip to Costa Rica together. On the way to Costa Rica, we had a two-hour layover in Miami. Unfortunately, the first flight left New York over an hour late, leaving us very little time—less than 45 minutes-- to get our large party through the Miami airport to our secon

Rona Gura
Mar11
Being a Parent
Posted By : Rona Gura

I recently was a witness as to how deeply embedded the paternal instinct truly is.   I was in Costa Rica with my family at an animal reserve. Most of my family went off exploring while I volunteered to stay back in the shade with my nine-month-old granddaughter, Taylor. While alone in the shade, Taylor and I remained near an enclosure in which monk

Rona Gura
Mar04
Losing Our Snow Days
Posted By : Rona Gura

I may be a little late with this blog but I have been thinking about this topic for a while.   On February 12, 2024, one day in advance of a possible major snowstorm, Mayor Adams announced that New York City schools would be virtual the next day. Clearly, he was reacting to the predictions of an oncoming snowstorm.   The storm came and, according t

Rona Gura
Feb26
Are We Alone?
Posted By : Rona Gura

As many of you know I am an avid science fiction fan. As a fan, I often wonder about the possibility of advanced life outside of our solar system. Perhaps, the better statement is, I hope for the existence of advanced life beyond our solar system and anxiously anticipate the possibility of contact during my lifetime.   Even if I was not a science f

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