Well, it looks like I won’t have my intended post again today. Work was not as crazy today, but I ended up being less focused and by the time the evening rolled […]
Emanuel Table
Los Angeles gourmand in love with Classical Music and afflicted by wanderlust.
365: Day 140 – Too many reports
It’s the end of the month and I’ve been slammed with reports that need to go out to clients. I am sad that I didn’t take any time to write about my […]
365: Day 139 – Not cupcakes…
Today, I had a really good day and surprisingly managed to mostly stay away from work. I think it merits a longer post and it’s already late and past my bedtime. Therefore […]
365: Day 138 – Lunch in the park
It had been a long time since I’ve sat on a park bench, but today it was a welcome respite from all the stress of dealing with purchasing a home, remodeling, moving, […]
365: Day 137 – A little license to be fun
I at times write about how I love and feel comfortable when things fall into order and nothing stands out in any major way, but that I’m also torn because a part […]
365: Day 136 – Sometimes I wonder
This is my cat, Gandalf, and he sometimes makes me wonder about him. I catch him in the weirdest poses and I’m never quite sure if he is grooming himself or if […]
365: Day 135 – Longest Streak Ever
I am quite proud of myself for having made it this far. A few years ago I went for a daily running streak that lasted for 131 days. In those months I […]
365: Day 134 – Bird of a different feather
It was fall of 2017 and I was in Boston with some friends and business school colleagues for a conference and was sharing a hotel room with one of my most valued […]
365: Day 133 – The 50s and 60s
These were a few decades before I was born, but I’ve become increasingly interested in them: the fashion, the engineering, the hopes and dreams. I look at the famous people of the […]
365: Day 132 – Ruth Bater Ginsburg’s love of opera
I read a wonderful article in the New York Times about Ruth Bater Ginsberg’s “intense love” for opera. I wholeheartedly understand this almost obsessive passion for the art form. I loved reading […]
