Visions Of A Perfect Partner-Life Ongoing By Christy Wiseman Being alone after 40 years of having a special partnership, I am sometimes asked what I would consider to be a “perfect partner.” Knowing that nothing is perfect, I nonetheless take the challenge. Dreams are free. Realities have a price. “Know thyself” deserves some thought and may protect us in the
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Editor’s Page By Christy Wiseman Definitions and Delusions – Am I a Closet Liberal? In our politically charged climate, it is tempting to annoint one’s point of view with a glorious definition of what the associated side represents. It makes choosing a side comfortable, easy and very self satisfying. If being a liberal on the
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LIFE ONGOING – When Will I Ever Grow Up? By Christy Wiseman Being somewhat dependent on someone else and then learning to be wholly independent takes a bit of doing. In the process, I’ve sometimes heard the question: “When will you ever grow up?” I must admit that I’ve occasionally looked inside myself and wondered
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LIFE ONGOING—Just a Cup of Coffee By Christy Wiseman In last month’s article, “One is a Lonely Number,” I wrote about what it is like for one survivor in a committed relationship when that relationship is no longer existent. What happens after the dust settles is often interesting and sometimes fun. For me it was
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For The Love Of Pets By Christy Wiseman They were “snow birds.” Here for the winter and wanting a pet. They adopted a pet and the pet was ever so grateful. They named him “Freddie.” He now had a wonderful life. He now belonged. He rewarded his masters with unconditional love. For their part,
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