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Fred Klein
Nov13
Confluence
Posted By : Fred Klein

Saturday was surely one extraordinary day to remember for all time. What with the unseasonably warm weather and the ever building tension to declare a victor in the hotly contested presidential election race, we were poised for it. When the news came at around 11:30 am, it was like a dam broke and there was release, as people poured into the street

Benjamin Geizhals
Nov12
Thanksgiving Decisions
Posted By : Benjamin Geizhals

One of the consequences of blogging on Thursday is that I blog on Thanksgiving Day. I’ve always suspected that not many people read the blog on Thanksgiving. Too many other things to do on that day: travel, cooking, last minute preparations.This year may be different. Being with family and friends is risky. Guidance suggests that we be careful. Com

Carly Bentley
Nov11
In Honor of Those Who Serve
Posted By : Carly Bentley

THANK You! In honor of those men and women who died for our freedom, we salute you. In honor of those who continue to serve, we salute you. In honor of of those past, present and future, we salute you. America, home of the free, because of the brave.

Nancy Schess
Nov10
It's Jeopardy!
Posted By : Nancy Schess

  Who among us is not able to sing that theme song? Jeopardy! and Alex Trebek have been staples in my house since before we were married. For a long time, I thought it was let’s say, unique, that my husband planned his weekday evenings around a 7 pm television show. Many an evening we would all try to guess answers as a family. I have never been

Rona Gura
Nov09
Happy Marriage
Posted By : Rona Gura

On Saturday, my husband and I celebrated our sixteenth wedding anniversary. I cannot believe how quickly the years have flown.   The occasion caused me to reflect on how we have been able to stay happily married for such a long period. As someone whose first marriage ended in divorce after seven years, sixteen years is quite the accomplishment.   W

Corey Bearak
Nov08
Inspired
Posted By : Corey Bearak

I gave an upbeat presentation at Gotham NY Legal last week.  I offered an analysis that got “confirmed” yesterday.  As I periodically reviewed updates, I mused about music that might fit.  Folks who follow this blog know I created topical playlists.  On Friday morning, one song came into my head. I thought it would be in one list; it actually surpr

Mitch Tobol
Nov07
It's a mystery
Posted By : Mitch Tobol

  Authorities in Indiana said an overturned semi truck spilled cases of beer across the lanes of of U.S. 50 in Dearborn County.   Thankfully no one was hurt but it seems that within 2 hours, the beer was gone.   I heard Police later investigated a complaint of a loud party going on roughly 25 miles from the scene of the spill. The officers reported

Fred Klein
Nov06
Big Brother
Posted By : Fred Klein

I'm a first born and I never had a big brother.  I suppose that's good and bad.  In any case, I have negotiated and survived the ups and downs of life fairly well. Little did I know that for quite a while I have had a Big Brother tagging along and watching over me! Since who knows when, I have noticed unsolicited messages pop up on my iPhone screen

Benjamin Geizhals
Nov05
Another T Shirt Blog
Posted By : Benjamin Geizhals

It's time for another T-Shirt Blog..... Have you considered discarding that old T shirt? Here’s something to think about. We recently welcomed a new person into our extended family. Our cousins became grandparents to Baby Arlo.In a picture, Grandpa Cousin posed proudly with little Arlo on his lap, while wearing a T shirt that he had gotten many yea

Carly Bentley
Nov04
Hurry Up and Wait!
Posted By : Carly Bentley

Seems inappropriate to write about anything other than this GREAT AMERICAN process. 2020 is proving to be an unexpected, historical year. We, as a country, as a people, and as a society, have been through what I describe, as SERIOUS turbulence. My friend told me a story yesterday that I thought was funny and light. I will share it with you, here.

Nancy Schess
Nov03
Today Is The Day
Posted By : Nancy Schess

I know that Corey blogged about this topic on Sunday – but I just cannot think of anything else to blog about today that makes any sense and would not seem completely superfluous. I suppose you can consider this a theme. In this country, we have the power and privilege to vote. We get to show that our voice matters. I have been so heartened by all

Rona Gura
Nov02
Who Gets Your Candy Vote?
Posted By : Rona Gura

This past Saturday Mitch posted about Halloween. He had mentioned that he had not yet bought candy. Given the current circumstances, I can understand why he waited. As a candy lover, however, I always am very well stocked several weeks before Halloween. This year was no exception.   Every year the struggle with purchasing candy is always the same;

Corey Bearak
Nov01
Voting Makes A Difference
Posted By : Corey Bearak

Since Gotham allowed me to regularly blog in this space I used this Sunday before Election Day to urge folks to exercise their right to vote.  It remains something I feel very strongly about.  The first professional remarks I ever drafted involved such participation in our electoral process.  An editorial I drafted during law school where I edited

Mitch Tobol
Oct31
Halloween
Posted By : Mitch Tobol

It's Halloween today and I don't have any candy. I'll need to run to the store to get some but I'm wondering...   Do I need to wipe down every piece? Will they take the candy if I put it out? Will there even be trick or treaters this year?   I never had so many questions about Halloween.

Fred Klein
Oct30
New Dream
Posted By : Fred Klein

As a follow up to my recent Recurring Dreams blog, last week I had a brand new dream.I was running hard in a road race and I was on pace for a good time when I turned a corner and saw a long train (pictured) approaching an intersection at breakneck speed. This is where my dream memory did not serve me.  I can’t remember what happened next,ie, did I