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  • An Exceptional Cat: My Jenny Year

    Kathryn Livingston / 0 Comments

      “I’m not alone in my obsession; cats make us laugh and God knows we need joy. Among my favorites is ‘Orange and Jobless,’ a reel in which a furry orange cat does…

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  • On the Avenue

    Kathryn Livingston / 0 Comments

    “My husband is not only a clarinet player born in the Bronx, he is also a man who knows the five boroughs of New York like the back of his favorite reed. I…

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  • Flower Power

    Kathryn Livingston / 0 Comments

    “Speaking of flowers, when I drive by (or join) the protestors these days I’m reminded of the ‘flower power’ years of my youth. In the 60s when it began all we claimed to…

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  • Upside Down

    Kathryn Livingston / 2 Comments

    “But the headstand was my first advanced asana and one I had not experienced since I was a child. At age six or so standing on my head or simply looking at the…

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  • Media . . . or Medium?

    Kathryn Livingston / 2 Comments

    “What would prompt a well-educated woman of a certain age to take up such a dubious pastime? A pastime that makes her long-patient husband of 48 years sigh audibly when he enters the…

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  • No Kings . . . Or Corsets

    Kathryn Livingston / 2 Comments

    “When I was a child, I was intrigued by a dainty vial of smelling salts which my mother kept in her ‘pocketbook’ and brought with her everywhere. On a hot summer day, when…

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  • Pave Paradise

    Kathryn Livingston / 2 Comments

    “But somewhere along the way, as always happens, everything changed. The neighbor across from us expanded a business that previously didn’t encroach on our street, cutting down two magnolias and a couple of…

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  • So There!

    Kathryn Livingston / 6 Comments

    “Our persistent friendship continued despite the day ‘they’ separated us (or maybe because of that day). After all, who knows how the ill meaning or well-meaning choices of adults will ultimately affect children? That day—the…

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  • Chaos & Catastrophe

    Kathryn Livingston / 0 Comments

    “On that day that now seems so long ago, I watched as Republicans and Democrats rose to sing Carter’s praises (among them the sons of former president Gerald Ford and former VP Walter…

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  • Solemnly Swear

    Kathryn Livingston / 2 Comments

    “As a Yoga teacher (which I am), I accept that negative chatter is contrary to the teachings of ahimsa, or non-harming. But if a swear word is screamed in a forest and no…

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