Had occasion to visit Palm Beach and enjoy a little change from New York’s winter (although – as I’ve commented here before – this year’s winter has been pretty easy for us, so perhaps a “change” was not so necessary, but it was fun). A visit to Palm Beach is always special, not only because …
New York Music – Gerre Hancock
This is being written on Saturday morning, February 4, as I listen to the Solemn Requiem for Gerre Hancock, Organist and Choirmaster as St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue, a musical establishment that played a long and important role in my avocational life. Slightly indisposed, I cannot attend the service, so I am extremely grateful to …
Guy’s Journey Continues – More “Reinventing”?
Happy to be back. And I can’t think of a more appropriate subject to begin with than how we think about our work and how we organize our lives so we have satisfying work. It’s a challenge to make it all come together. In our quest, we make much of Mr. Drucker’s recommendation to “reinvent …
Ten Years Later
The New York Philharmonic seemed to set the stage for me. Like most New Yorkers, I was approaching this anniversary with a slight sense of trepidation. After 9/11, people throughout the world had been greatly sympathetic and supportive to the citizens of New York, Washington, and that tiny community in Pennsylvania where the fourth airplane …
America’s Birthday
The Fourth of July is a very special holiday for all Americans, and all of us have our own way of celebrating. Of course there’s the now-obligatory picnic, although nowadays it’s more likely to be a barbeque with friends instead of a drive down the road to a picnic on the grass. And some places …
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