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Readers Write
Readers Write
Old Friends
Two World Wars and the Great Depression, the old Firesign Theater “Everything You Know Is Wrong,” a wet comb
August 1986Readers Write
Voices
Inner voice as intuitive guide, the undeniable presence of a voice, the voice of silence
July 1986Readers Write
Lost And Found
Finding then losing then finding again a pocketknife, losing yourself in a bookstore, losing your sex drive
June 1986Readers Write
Making Marriage Last
Put the marriage first, resist the marriage trap, marry the right person
April 1986Readers Write
My Biggest Mistake
Not listening to my heart; believing my mother when she said, “Play dumb. Boys don’t marry smart girls.”; not dancing with Nan Zuckerman at the Sixth Grade Prom
February 1986Readers Write
What I’d Most Like To Change
The constant nagging desire to change things; my fear of death; my inner victim into a happier, healthier being
November 1985
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