Tango!
No, we’re not talking (at least this time) about the world-famous children’s book And Tango Makes Three, about the two gay male penguins who raised an abandoned baby chick at a […]
No, we’re not talking (at least this time) about the world-famous children’s book And Tango Makes Three, about the two gay male penguins who raised an abandoned baby chick at a […]
42nd Street in the Times Square area was intensely gay not so long ago. I distinctly remember the live all-male sex shows above a family Howard Johnson’s restaurant.
New York City’s Gay History: 42nd Street Way Back Then Read More »
Emotional steadiness with Parkinson’s is less about eliminating mood shifts and more about cultivating an ecosystem of gentle practices — sensory, social, and creative — that help you return to yourself each day.
Everyday Emotional Balance: Gentle Strategies for People Living with Parkinson’s Read More »
I now like to visit the online bot for Parkinson’s disease, and am impressed with how quickly the bot responds to my inquiry.
Asking AskShan Again and Again Read More »
Here’s a poem about Parkinson’s disease which shocked me.
Parkinson’s + Poetry Read More »
I just came across this poem by Galway Kinnell, and every time I read it I find it more and more shocking. It’s been around for a couple of decades,
Another Elephant in the Room – Shocking Poetry Read More »
Here’s Ella Fitzgerald singing “You Are the Sunshine of My Life,” by Stevie Wonder, with Joe Pass on the guitar.
Happy Valentine’s Day! Read More »
Here’s a sumation of how past events make me feel about the next four years. Donald Rump: Bring Back the Guillotine – Click! Donald Dump: Make Sure the Terminally Ill
Look Once, Then Block It From Your Mind Read More »
January 18, 1967: Muhammad Ali celebrates his 25th birthday in Houston, Texas, with a giant cake and candles. Muhammad Ali has one of the longest Wikipedia entries I’ve ever read.
Happy Birthday, Muhammad Ali! Read More »
For an older adult, falls can be serious, even deadly. And falls are more likely if you have Parkinson’s disease.
No, Not Those Falls… Read More »