Archive for April, 2019
After eleven years and 21 films of interconnected cinematic storytelling, “we’re in the endgame now.” “Avengers: Endgame” is the 22nd film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. My 7 and 9 (nearly 8 and 10) year old boys and I were among millions around the world that saw this epic film on opening night. The film delivers in its […]
It’s a fairly common practice in small towns around the country. You’ll see a city employee marking the tires of parked tires with chalk. Then a little later they’ll check again to see if any of the cars have parked too long. Little did you know, there was a constitutional issue lurking in the shadows–does […]
The month of May marks the 1 yr. anniversary of one of my favorite live televised events. The event was the Royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle- Now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. I like many people tuned in early that Saturday morning to watch the ceremony. The wedding, like all royal […]
A favorite summertime activity for a lot of people is camping. There’s something to be said about spending a few days in the great outdoors and roughing it—but are we really roughing it? We do a lot of camping and I’ll be honest—I don’t see too many people roughing it in tents anymore. Most people […]
Last October, we stopped at the port in Roseau, Dominica, during the course of a seven-day Caribbean cruise. Dominica is a tiny island located in a string of islands between Antigua and St. Lucia. Dominica is NOT the Dominican Republic, which is a completely separate island over six hundred miles away. The island of Dominica […]
When He entered Jerusalem on the Sunday before Passover, Jesus was welcomed like a celebrity. The streets were filling with well wishers. Many were waving branches and spreading them in front of Jesus and his disciples as they passed through the streets. Shouts of welcome and praise filled the air. But the tone quickly changed […]
As my family has traveled over the years, we have been fortunate enough to take advantage of a couple personal encounters with animals; including sharks and swimming with dolphins. Normally, I don’t think about unique experience like this practically in my own back yard. It may not be swimming with the marine life, but when […]
We live in a world where information is readily available to us almost all of the time. We are able to instantly answer any question that we have by pulling out our phone, and can extensively research any topic, big or small. This is a great resource when you need a quick answer – for […]
Recently, in Marshall v. Brown’s IA, LLC (“ShopRite”), the Pennsylvania Superior Court vacated judgment as a result of the trial court’s failure to provide the jury with an adverse inference jury instruction. While shopping at ShopRite, Ms. Marshall slipped on water and fell, aggravating a pre-existing injury to her hip and back. ShopRite employees summoned medical assistance, […]


