It’s been a few weeks since I published an installment of The Weight is Over. My schedule was more packed than usual, and on both nights when I normally would have written my column for a Thursday publication, it just… Continue Reading
Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” is one of those rare classics that manages to be both timeless and timely, and that combination made it stand out when Shasta College Theater instructor Greg Thorson was considering scripts for the school’s… Continue Reading
This is the day when I usually post my weight-loss update column. But I’m feeling distracted because tomorrow is opening night for “To Kill a Mockingbird”. Next week will be even more crazy, because Wed., Oct. 19, is the food/beer/wine-pairing event… Continue Reading
Forty-0ne weeks. I can’t believe it. That’s how long I’ve been on this health-and-fitness journey with Matthew Lister at Align Private Training. Forty weeks happens to be the gestation period of an average pregnancy. Just think: In the time between… Continue Reading
This fall Shasta College is producing the theatrical adaptation of Harper Lee’s beloved novel To Kill a Mockingbird. Performance dates will be October 14-15 & 20-22. All performances are at 7 pm at the Shasta College Theatre with two matinee… Continue Reading
I’m borrowing today’s topic from my daughter, who addressed a version of this subject in a short video, “Begin before you are ready” last week. The idea of “being ready” was on Saeri’s mind because she was embarking upon three… Continue Reading
Fifty years after its publication, Harper Lee’s Pulitzer-winning novel about racial prejudice in the Depression-era Deep South remains among the most influential and controversial books in the United States. No surprise, then, that its appearance at this season’s Oregon Shakespeare… Continue Reading
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