Rob Clark

Mr. Rich Drozd was a legend at Georgetown Prep High School.  Prior to his untimely death in 2010, he faithfully served as an English teacher, mentor, and coach for countless students for nearly three […]

The Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, CA is a gorgeous stretch of outdoor restaurants, bars, and shops.  On beautiful days (which are most every day), the outside seating at the restaurants, flanked by the […]

Most people work harder and harder at climbing the ladder of success only to discover it’s leaning against the wrong wall. —Stephen Covey
My short-lived “career” in Hollywood was punctuated by far more l […]

If you spend enough time on social media, it is impossible to escape unscathed.  Sooner or later (usually sooner!), someone will attack you for your opinion, beliefs, or expressions.  It’s just part of the d […]

Father Aloysius Galvin, S.J. was a legend at Georgetown Prep High School.  A larger than life figure with a gentle spirit.  When you were in his presence, you were at the center of a fair and just world.  He wi […]

Pigs are flying.  Hell is freezing over.  And the personnel at airports these days are incredibly friendly and helpful.  The world really is upside down.

As mentioned in last week’s blog (“23 Hours of Ra […]

I made a stealth trip down to Florida this week to pack up my parent’s stuff and deliver them safely back home to New Hampshire.  No Mickey Mouse ears or Hawaiian shirts in the age of the pandemic.  This was a bus […]

There is something Dan Fradin wants you to know.

“I’ve kicked a little ass.  But I’ve gotten my ass kicked plenty.”

Haven’t we all, Dan!

Perhaps it was the influence of “The Karate Kid”.  Perhaps it was ” […]

Lawdy, Lawdy!   As we head deep into the Spring,  the days sure are getting longer.  Working from home.  Layoffs. E-learning.  Stock market upheaval. Toilet paper shortages. Graduation cancellations.  Sports […]