Schoolhouse Rock!” LIke anyone my age, “Schoolhouse Rock” was part of my childhood. I guess I shouldn’t be shocked that they are 50 years old this year. I was in kindergarten in 1973. And yeah, “Schoolhouse Rock” was pretty influential. In the ’70s, that was a way to learn more about your country, its history,… Continue reading

A coworker of mine told me about a column in Town & Country about how to beat the crowds at Disneyworld. “It’s in this month’s issue,” she said. My coworker subscribes to a lot of magazines, and I say bless her for that. There aren’t enough people who subscribe to magazines or newspapers these days,… Continue reading

Every Jan. 28, I pause to remember the seven men and women who died in the 1986 Challenger explosion. They were extraordinary, by any measure. They were heroes – not just by being aboard the shuttle. Judy Resnick and Ellison Onizuka switched on the emergency air for the pilots in the flight deck after the… Continue reading