Fall colors reflected in apples and celebrated by Marsha Solomon in her poem and artwork.
Tilted, sculpted and falling
Above a full basket,
Apples in deep reds, pale oranges
And yellows tinted green,
To be gathered and sliced and bitten
Into their luminous forms.
A gathering of apples placed upon each other
All sizes for the season.
Poem, “A Gathering of Apples,” and artwork, “Above the Basket,” by Marsha Solomon.
Joe Scarborough of “Morning Joe” often jokes that he’s “just a country lawyer.” But Simon Latch, in John Grishman’s “The Widow,” surely is, and things are about to get much worse for him.
November skies are mesmerizing. Marsha Solomon gives tribute.
Virginia Giuffre brought down a prince, but couldn’t save herself.
“The Proving Ground” is fiction, but all too real in what we’re facing in AI.
A mother tries to hold herself and her family together in “Wreck.”
Kamala Harris reviews the “107 Days” that were never enough time to run a campaign.
Joe Scarborough of “Morning Joe” often jokes that he’s “just a country lawyer.” But Simon Latch, in John Grishman’s “The Widow,” surely is, and things are about to get much worse for him.
Have you ever wondered how diamonds came to symbolize love, beauty, and lasting devotion? For centuries, these precious stones have been admired for their sparkle and rarity, becoming one of the most desired gems in the world. Over time, diamonds grew to represent more than just wealth or status; they became an emotional symbol of connection and promise. From ancient traditions to modern fashion, their story is a fascinating blend of history, culture, and sentiment.
November skies are mesmerizing. Marsha Solomon gives tribute.
The wedding rings that you and your partner select are symbols of your new life together. Whether you’re thinking about getting matching bands or each choosing something that reflects your unique taste, here are seven things to consider before selecting your perfect ring. 1. Your Personal Style For most people, the biggest factor in choosing their wedding band is their personal style. Some people are more particular about their likes and dislikes, and while some
“An ounce of sauce covers a multitude of sins.” Anthony Bourdain
When it comes to your marketing activity, everything you do should aim to engage your audience. Most of the time, you’re going to want a direct response. You want them to take an action off the back of what you are putting out into the world. But how can you do that? If you’d like to learn more about engaging your audience, here are five ways you can do that. 1. Understand Them First of
Joe Scarborough of “Morning Joe” often jokes that he’s “just a country lawyer.” But Simon Latch, in John Grishman’s “The Widow,” surely is, and things are about to get much worse for him.
Have you ever wondered how diamonds came to symbolize love, beauty, and lasting devotion? For centuries, these precious stones have been admired for their sparkle and rarity, becoming one of the most desired gems in the world. Over time, diamonds grew to represent more than just wealth or status; they became an emotional symbol of connection and promise. From ancient traditions to modern fashion, their story is a fascinating blend of history, culture, and sentiment.
November skies are mesmerizing. Marsha Solomon gives tribute.
The wedding rings that you and your partner select are symbols of your new life together. Whether you’re thinking about getting matching bands or each choosing something that reflects your unique taste, here are seven things to consider before selecting your perfect ring. 1. Your Personal Style For most people, the biggest factor in choosing their wedding band is their personal style. Some people are more particular about their likes and dislikes, and while some
“An ounce of sauce covers a multitude of sins.” Anthony Bourdain
When it comes to your marketing activity, everything you do should aim to engage your audience. Most of the time, you’re going to want a direct response. You want them to take an action off the back of what you are putting out into the world. But how can you do that? If you’d like to learn more about engaging your audience, here are five ways you can do that. 1. Understand Them First of
