Specialty Beers For The Geriatric Generation
When I first met my husband, he was not a beer drinker. In fact, on our first date, he ordered a freakin’ WINE SPRITZER (it was the 80s, what can I say?). Not surprising that […]
Month: July 2020
Town Fights Flip Flop Flap to Keep Summer Fun at Bay
OYSTERVILLE, Mass. This exclusive enclave on Cape Cod does not spring readily to mind when tourists think of summer vacations, and the local Chamber of Commerce aims to keep it that way. If you have […]
Flock of “Super Early-Bird” Specials Threatens Florida Meal Cycle
NAPLES, Florida. This sun-splashed city on the west coast of Florida is a curious mixture of permanent and seasonal residents, with luxury cars idling on eight-lane highways next to “trucks driven by rednecks hauling watermelons” […]
A Day in the Life of an Extremely Minor Playwright
Imaginary friends who I make up for purposes of poorly-sourced articles often ask me “What’s it like to be a published playwright whose works have been performed off-off-off-off-off-off-off (continued in footnote) Broadway?” Broadway: Not there […]
