Making Shakespeare more than a little edgy
By CARRIE NEAL A Seat on the Aisle The problem plays of Shakespeare are having a banner year of representation in Indy theatre. The term “problem play” actually has multiple…
Read MoreBy CARRIE NEAL A Seat on the Aisle The problem plays of Shakespeare are having a banner year of representation in Indy theatre. The term “problem play” actually has multiple…
Read MoreThis week we’re continuing our discussion about how to reduce the mental load of housecleaning. I mentioned that I’ve hired someone to do a deep clean of our home once…
As my mother grew up, she became acquainted with kitchens, dining rooms, living rooms, bathrooms, bedrooms, plus a few others. Not until she was a bride and moved across the…
Editor’s note: Councilman Mark Hall is just moving too quickly and doing too much for us to keep up with this week, so it is with sincere apologies that we…
I look at my two- and four-year-old son and daughter and see the closeness they share. I so frequently wish that time would just stand still. I see their friendship…
Welcome to the Overtime Timesheet. Last month was busy, out of respect for publishing brevity it made sense to break September’s time report in half. My Timesheet was previously published…
Anyone visiting the Hamilton East Public Libraries, whether in Noblesville or Fishers, can see that the revamping of the buildings is near completion and the changes are dramatic. While the…
False evidence appearing real. FEAR. My first recollection of being afraid of something was while riding my cherry red heavy metal tricycle. I was three years old. My mother would…
When I was a kid, my family used to camp at Lincoln Boyhood State Park in southern Indiana. I looked forward to these excursions for one reason: Angie F, who…
It’s not as well-known as Halloween, but National Retirement Security week happens every October – the third week, to be precise — and while it doesn’t involve ghosts and goblins,…