They began to assemble on Friday morning, coming in from across the world. Some had been there before, all were well paid, all believed the man in charge was completely insane. Chefs flew in from Manhattan, Paris, Saigon, Seoul, and … Continue reading →
It’s a writer’s disease symptom: looking for a way to turn every event in your life into a blog post or chapter in the next book. You know the deal: “I’m putting that in the next book. Thanks!” Yeah, how … Continue reading →
Today’s blog was going to be about Ave Maria, a Catholic planned community in Florida that we visited today. But my mother insisted that I tell this story instead. I hope my “Luteren” friends will laugh and cut me some … Continue reading →