Much has been written about the collapse of the Mets.

Disclaimer:    I am trying, for the first time, AI assistance for this post.  The thought of subject was mine, the contents are 99% AI generated! This will be a 5-part series, and I hope that someone finds this helpful.  It is a subject that comes up often (usually by way of my 37 yo daughter saying to me "I don't want to adult today").   How to Help Your Adult Children Learn to “Adult” on Their Own

  Partaking in Chinese food on a Friday evening has always been a tradition for us.  Perhaps not every Friday night, but wherever possible.  With full disclosure, I’m pretty sure this is an example of a husband indulging his wife.  I can’t say Bill enjoys the experience as much as I do. But yet, we go.

I cannot believe that “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” is turning fifty.    

Friday’s blogger evidently passed on this milestone; he could have covered it in anticipation ahead of the poor weekend or after the fact going into this weekend. I covered it six years ago when the anniversary fell on the next day (obviously a Monday).

Last week's blog was about freedom of speech. This one is about restrictions.   We don’t let 13-year-olds buy alcohol, cigarettes, or lottery tickets because those products carry risks that require a certain level of maturity. So why are they allowed to sign up for social media?  

All around me, I hear people (on both sides of the aisle) voicing their angst with our turbulent state of politics and, although empathetic, I calm myself by thoughts of how, historically, the pendulum usually swings.  As we approach next year's midterm congressional elections, I know that in 22 of the last 24 midterm elections the President's party lost ground in the House of Representatives.

Rosh Hashanah— the Jewish New Year—was celebrated earlier this week. And next week is Yom Kippur-the Day of Repentance.