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Summer Vacations: the Not-So-Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

August 22, 2014 by etelfeyan

              Have you had your summer vacation yet?  If you’re like many Americans, you might very well be on it right now.  I’m somewhat of an expert on vacations, having suffered through more than a few of them.  Here are a few of my thoughts on some of the more popular types of vacations that […]

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On Becoming Who We Are: the Journey of a Lifetime

August 12, 2014 by etelfeyan

              “The child is the father to the man.” –William Wordsworth, poet                Psychologists will tell you that your adult persona, the person you ultimately become, isn’t fixed until you are well into your twenties.  More specifically, they say that most women have reached that point by the age of 25, while many men don’t […]

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The Good and Bad of Richard Nixon’s Presidency

August 5, 2014 by etelfeyan

              Much is being written this week and weekend about the presidency of Richard M. Nixon, the nation’s 37th president (36th if you count Grover Cleveland’s split administrations as one president instead of two).  The cause for all the ink is the fortieth anniversary of Nixon’s resignation on August 9, 1974, and much of what you’ll […]

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Summertime Songs from the Memory Bank

August 1, 2014 by etelfeyan

              If you’re like me, as in old, you are probably finding yourself being more and more nostalgic for the past.  I think the main reason for this phenomenon is the realization that life is all too short and that memories can provide a sense of perspective, if not contentment, with the never-ending passing of […]

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