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Rona Gura
Oct05
Taking A Leap
Posted By : Rona Gura

  When was the last time you completely stepped out of your comfort zone and did something crazy? That is not something I do very often. Generally, I am a cautious person and do not, comfortably step away from my comfort zone.     Most people who know me know I have a fear of flying. In order to fly, I generally take valium so I can sleep through

Rona Gura
Sep28
It's All About the Hair
Posted By : Rona Gura

  I thought I would follow Don’s lead and write about a topic which concerns my head.     When I am asked whether I would cut my hair, my answer is usually the same, “Never. I am my hair.” And, while my response may sound comical, there is some seriousness in my answer. I cannot imagine ever cutting my hair short, changing the current color, or

Rona Gura
Sep21
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Posted By : Rona Gura

  I know the whole Tom Brady/Deflategate controversy is fundamentally over, but I am still curious as to what people thought about it. Essentially, Tom Brady was reinstated only because the Judge found that the NFL did not follow the procedure required by the collective bargaining agreement. No decision was made by the Federal Court as to the facts

Rona Gura
Sep14
It Smells Like Home
Posted By : Rona Gura

  As I’m writing this blog, I have chicken soup simmering on the stove. My kitchen is filled with the wonderful comforting smell of the soup. As I smell the soup, I can’t help but think about my parents and watching my mother cook in our kitchen for Rosh Hashanah.       Certain smells, like chicken soup for me, can instantly evoke memories or br

Rona Gura
Sep07
Enjoying the Last Day
Posted By : Rona Gura

  Don was feeling groovy yesterday. Today, I’m feeling relaxed.   During the summer we all seem to slow the pace down a bit. Many of us take a day off during the week or leave the office earlier than usual. I try to take Thursdays off during the summer, as my husband is also off on Thursdays. I know that many other lawyers and business people ta

Rona Gura
Aug31
Do You Vacation
Posted By : Rona Gura

  Cayce’s blog about rejuvenation and Don’s blog about lunch on vacation inspired me to write this blog. Last week I was in court trying to schedule continuing trial dates with my adversary and the judge. The judge suggested some October dates during a week I will be away on vacation. When I mentioned my vacation, my adversary said to me with a gr

Rona Gura
Aug24
The Last Supper
Posted By : Rona Gura

  It’s that time of the year; my daughter is heading back to school tomorrow and my step-son goes back next week. So, the conversation in my house has been focused around a very important topic, where will we be taking them out for dinner the night before they leave? This is a very serious discussion as apparently, in Buffalo and Binghamton respec

Rona Gura
Aug17
Is He a Leader?
Posted By : Rona Gura

  The latest story out of the Jets locker room has me intrigued. According to the NY Post, some players have said that Geno Smith and Ik Enemkapli were having words over a $600 debt Smith allegedly owed the linebacker. Supposedly Smith was “taunting” Enemkpali over it. Enemkpali challenged Smith to say it to his face. Smith did and pointed his fi

Rona Gura
Aug10
Another Upgrade?????
Posted By : Rona Gura

I purchased my current laptop last year. It has a touchscreen and came equipped with Windows 8. Somehow, I quickly became adept at interfacing the keypad with the touchscreen and using Windows 8.   Now Microsoft has introduced Windows 10 and repeatedly sent me messages about the necessity of upgrading to 10. I really liked windows 8 and was very

Rona Gura
Aug03
Cars, Cars, Cars
Posted By : Rona Gura

  Along with most of our home, we lost four cars during Hurricane Sandy. Although it did not feel like it at the time, looking back it was actually a funny sight. Each car seemed to become almost haunted as they each began to flood. The electrical systems went haywire, the lights began flashing on and off, the windshield wipers went on as did the

Rona Gura
Jul27
Switching It Up
Posted By : Rona Gura

I am a wine drinker. I rarely--if ever-- order mixed drinks. When I go out for dinner I either  order a glass of Riesling or Sauvignon Blanc. I only deviate from these two choices when I see a sparkling wine on the menu. Every so often when I see a sparkling wine served by the glass, I’ll change my usual habit and go for that. During dinner

Rona Gura
Jul20
Big Brother is Truly Watching
Posted By : Rona Gura

Last week I was playing on my laptop and planned a cruise around Greece for my husband and I. Nothing was booked; nor did I even sign into any website. But, in my mind, I found the ideal cruise for us. I then looked at possible shore excursions using a few different websites. When I turned off my computer, I had saved nothing from any of my

Rona Gura
Jul13
Overposters
Posted By : Rona Gura

We discussed an interesting topic over the dinner table this weekend, overposters. You know the type;  you read their Facebook status and cringe from the amount of personal information they’ve shared. Recent posts that seemed, to me, to contain too much personal information included, “Going to take a bubble bath, hoping hubby surprises me” and “Inc

Rona Gura
Jul06
"I Got A Name"
Posted By : Rona Gura

A recent article in The New York Times piqued my interest. It discussed the trend of many young women to keep their maiden name when marrying. Their desire to keep their name was not so much a political statement, the author wrote, but a practical one. Many of the women interviewed stated that were choosing to keep their name so that it would be ea

Rona Gura
Jun29
Behind Closed Car Doors
Posted By : Rona Gura

It’s definitely something I have reprimanded my husband and kids for doing when I am in the car with them. But, it is something I am just as guilty as doing when I am driving alone in a car.  If another driver does something that makes me angry, i.e. driving too slowly or cuts me off, I very loudly and freely yell and scream at them. Not only do I

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