Comfort and Invigoration: We Need Both
By Jim Sollecito In my work I get to see lots of properties and catch glimpses of how people live.
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Columnists
Still Walking, 21 Years Later
By Bruce Frassinelli Email: bruce@cny55.com ‘This walking program and calorie control has made a life-changing difference. Not only has it
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Traveling Light Through Life
By Marilyn L. Pinsky ‘Traveling light emotionally really comes down to lightening up on our expectations of ourselves.’ I’ve been
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The Lowdown on Osteoarthritis (and How to Treat It)
By Eva Briggs, M.D. ‘I’m hoping that someday there will be a therapy discovered that will stimulate my knees to
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Baguettes, Boules and Batards: the Beautiful Breads of France
By Michele Reed michele@cny55.com Photos by Bill Reed With travel disrupted this spring and summer due to the pandemic, we’ve
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How I Spent My COVID-19 Vacation
By Marvin Druger Email: mdruger@syr.edu As I write this article, we are in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The
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Our Urban Exodus Begins
Living in major U.S. cities is becoming too chaotic, dangerous, stressful and expensive By Harold Miller Email: hmiller@mcsmms.com ‘Within the
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Advance Care Planning in the Age of Coronavirus
By Jim Miller Creating a living will (also known as an advance directive) is one of those things most people
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Messages in a Bottle
By Jim Sollecito Among other things, I like to collect heart-shaped rocks. I find them interesting and meaningful, wondering how
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Friendship, Devotion, Perseverance and Understanding
By Jim Sollecito OK, suffice to say this is not a typical year. But the nurturing sun still rises and
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