My 9/3/25 My 9/3/25

Fall, Once Again!

Fall is the season that makes you want to crash in front of the TV, read books, and listen to your favorite audiobooks and playlists. It is the perfect excuse to indulge in behavior such as baking more-than-good-for-you cakes, muffins, and cookies, even now, with the current stomach-turning price levels for electricity and food…

My 6/3/25 My 6/3/25

How To Get Through Tough Times

So, how do I deal with being persecuted by Danish extremists and criminals with links to criminal groupings in France, which has, truth be told, now and then left me in the dumps? Here’s a brief overview of my method for maintaining balance, a positive spirit, and sanity when the world around you is horrible and sickening!

My 4/30/25 My 4/30/25

Investigative Techniques Under Scrutiny

When the mainstream media forgets about the police again, everything will go back to normal – people covering up for each other, women being violated and killed, information passed on illegally, fake reports written ad libitum, libel used as evidence…

My 10/22/23 My 10/22/23

My Inner Parisian

I lived and worked in Paris from 2008 to 2014 (excluding an intermezzo). And it was a good life, and I made that iconic city my home. So my soul-big-city-home is still Paris, for better, for worse, until something new comes along to replace it.

My 9/7/23 My 9/7/23

Out of the Grumpiness

When you lose a dog, it feels like life has ended. You think that you will never, as Lady Gaga sang, love again. But then, one day, suddenly, 1 ½ years after your fur-BFF passed away, something happens. You realize you have returned from the land of perpetual grumpiness.

My 11/20/22 My 11/20/22

A Short Leap

Over the past months, I have realized that the leap from estrangement to revulsion is very short.

My 7/10/22 My 7/10/22

Darkness

“We cross our bridges when we come to them and burn them behind us, with nothing to show for our progress except a memory of the smell of smoke, and a presumption that once our eyes watered.”

Tom Stoppard

My 3/9/22 My 3/9/22

My Never-Ending Apartment Story Part 1

In life, you lose nonstop – youth, looks, money, friends, illusions. But sometimes, you win in court. And so, after two years of paperwork and courtrooms, on January 28, 2022, a French court ordered my former 2019 Paris landlord to return my full security deposit, plus two years’ interest.