So Monday rolled around, and it was a rough wake-up call that real life had returned. I had a great weekend, and I wanted it to last forever, but the calendar waits for no man.
Sunday was my birthday, but my mother and older brother took me out on Saturday, a more festive day, to celebrate at a great sushi restaurant named Mido on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.… Continue Reading
So a few things happened today. Where do I start? It’s Sunday, and I had an eventful day.
First the cable guy, actually the Internet guy, comes over and fixes my router and resets my connection. Because I’ve been having Internet issues, and I’ve had to get Internet service by turning my phone into a mobile hotspot.… Continue Reading
On Monday, the New York Daily News laid off half its editorial staff in a massive overhaul that reverberated throughout the newspaper industry. The ostensible reason given was that the owners of the paper, the Chicago-based Tronc company, want to focus more on digital. … Continue Reading
So it’s 7:40 a.m. on Thursday morning, and I’m up early. I didn’t get much sleep last night, because I have a lot of stuff on my mind. I’m trying to grow my blog, genxchronicle.com, and find new investors. I’m also working on a memoir and a children’s book. … Continue Reading
So it’s 3:28 a.m. on Tuesday night, and I’ve been trying to fall asleep for about two hours now. Unfortunately I’ve had no luck.
I’ve been really stressed out about my blog recently, genxchronicle com. I’m trying to find new investors, and also grow our coverage, so there’s a lot on my plate right now.… Continue Reading
With the news yesterday that 12 Russian intelligence agents have been indicted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller for meddling in the 2016 US presidential election, we now have incontrovertible proof that Vladimir Putin directed a campaign of sabotage against the United States.… Continue Reading
I was having a pretty rough evening on Monday night, and that was coming off a slow and unfulfilling weekend. I’ve been a little under the weather, but more than that it’s been a really challenging period for my writing career.… Continue Reading
By now most of America knows about the seismic event that occurred in New York’s 14th District during last week’s primary elections. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year old community organizer from the Bronx, won the Democratic nomination in a landslide, defeating 10-term Congressman Joe Crowley.… Continue Reading
On the eve of July 4th, the battle rages for Trump’s Supreme Court nominee. Political action committees (PACs) are flooding the airwaves with ads conveying either support or opposition to Trump’s potential nominee, which will be announced on Monday.
Make no mistake, nothing less than the future of the Republic is at stake.… Continue Reading
It’s 1:58 am on Monday, July 1st, and I’m getting ready to go to bed. I’m up late once again, living the strange hours of the writer’s life.
Today was a stressful day, because I didn’t accomplish nearly as much as I had hoped to.… Continue Reading