The Midnight Ride of…Sybil Ludington?

245 years ago this month, Paul Revere embarked on an important mission for the  Massachusetts colonialists, immortalized by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in his 1860 poem, […] Read More

Time Out

Anyone who has played, coached, or just follows sports know about timeouts. They can be an effective tool in changing the momentum of a game, […] Read More

Seasons

We have been practicing our “social distancing” for awhile. We are getting pretty good at it actually. Recently my family and I took a walk […] Read More

Self Care in the Time of Coronavirus

This is a quite an unnerving time. There is so much uncertainty. There are so many outlets putting forth directives for how to respond to […] Read More

Safer At Home

Every government agency from the White House and the CDC, to the State of California and the Los Angeles County of Department of Health is […] Read More

IRS Tax Tips

July 15 is the last day for filing your federal and state taxes. It’s a busy time for many accountants and tax preparing service companies […] Read More

Coronavirus

It’s all over the news these days. The coronavirus is the latest viral outbreak that is turning into a worldwide public heath situation. Appearing in […] Read More

See a Movie

This year, the 92nd Academy Awards ceremony will be held on Feb.9—the first time in more than a decade that is hasn’t been held in […] Read More

Dates for Planning

2020 is a Leap Year, meaning that February will have 29 days instead of its usual 28. We have a Leap Year nearly every four […] Read More

Roosevelt Dime

Less than 50 people have ever held the title of President of the United States. Far fewer have been immortalized in national monuments or in […] Read More