The long stems are fading
As the garden deepens to fall.
Freckles of light drop
In a sliver of space
Between the flowers that look like lace.
Beside a bed of roses
Leaves shiver on the trees.
Along the path, sparrows sing
To the seeds spilling
For the next season.
The poem, “Next Season” and the artwork, “Between the Flowers,” by Marsha Solomon.
When it comes to war, it’s all about the weapons. Which side has the most lethal weapons, and a lot of them, wins. We’re seeing that now with the war in Iran. But it was…
On a long drive through Long Island, Marsha Solomon was inspired to write a new poem, “Forever Woods,” and create artwork called “Journey in a Day.”
In Kieran Scott’s “The Getaway,” four couples become close, share good times and bad, and gather for special occasions. But when one couple spilts, moving ahead becomes not only tough, but dangerous.
“We are preparing to move, and as I watched my two sons play at the waterfront in Peekskill along the Hudson, I thought about how much of our lives this place has quietly witnessed and…
The Martini Club, a loyal group of ex-CIA operatives in Maine, must work together – again – to solve two murders and discover the identity of a Russian agent who is now targeting one of…
What better time to let our imaginations soar as we enjoy the last days of summer and look forward to fall. Marsha Solomon shows us how.
Not only are the cast players assigned roles in the latest presentation of Becoming Hamlet, but in a way, so are audience members.
Just in time for the beginning of fall, Marsha Solomon celebrates the start of a new season.
Spinning off a supporting character in a popular series doesn’t always work. But after appearing in three seasons of “Reacher” starring Alan Ritchson, Maria Sten demonstrated she has the right stuff to make her character, Neagley, take over the main spotlight. The first season is a winner.
Most people hear the word liquidity and think of investing. They picture stocks, bonds, and whether an asset can be turned into cash quickly. That is true, but in everyday life liquidity matters even more as a form of breathing room. It is the gap between a problem showing up and you being forced to make a bad decision because the clock is ticking. That is why cash on hand is not just a financial
Most people think of choice as something that happens in a clean, open space. You weigh your options, listen to your values, and pick the best path. In real life, though, that is rarely how it works. Most of our decisions arrive already crowded by stress, habit, money pressure, family patterns, fear, and plain old exhaustion. That does not mean choice disappears. It means choice shows up wearing work clothes. The Myth of the Completely
For about fifteen years the goal of aesthetic medicine was to be seen. Fuller lips, higher cheeks, a forehead that did not move. You could spot it across a restaurant, and for a while that was the point. That era is ending, and not because the treatments stopped working. It is ending because the women who can afford the work decided they did not want to look like they had it. The new goal is
Not only are the cast players assigned roles in the latest presentation of Becoming Hamlet, but in a way, so are audience members.
Just in time for the beginning of fall, Marsha Solomon celebrates the start of a new season.
Spinning off a supporting character in a popular series doesn’t always work. But after appearing in three seasons of “Reacher” starring Alan Ritchson, Maria Sten demonstrated she has the right stuff to make her character, Neagley, take over the main spotlight. The first season is a winner.
Most people hear the word liquidity and think of investing. They picture stocks, bonds, and whether an asset can be turned into cash quickly. That is true, but in everyday life liquidity matters even more as a form of breathing room. It is the gap between a problem showing up and you being forced to make a bad decision because the clock is ticking. That is why cash on hand is not just a financial
Most people think of choice as something that happens in a clean, open space. You weigh your options, listen to your values, and pick the best path. In real life, though, that is rarely how it works. Most of our decisions arrive already crowded by stress, habit, money pressure, family patterns, fear, and plain old exhaustion. That does not mean choice disappears. It means choice shows up wearing work clothes. The Myth of the Completely
For about fifteen years the goal of aesthetic medicine was to be seen. Fuller lips, higher cheeks, a forehead that did not move. You could spot it across a restaurant, and for a while that was the point. That era is ending, and not because the treatments stopped working. It is ending because the women who can afford the work decided they did not want to look like they had it. The new goal is
