by Brad Graber | Sep 1, 2026 | Whimsical Observations on Life
If you’ve been following along with my blog, you might remember that back in January 2025 I had open-heart surgery to replace an aortic valve. No big deal. Today, heart surgery seems to be commonplace. Since then, I’ve had a couple of missteps here and...
by Brad Graber | Aug 9, 2026 | Whimsical Observations on Life
It might be the times we’re living in or perhaps the fact that I’m getting older, but it seems I want dessert every night. And it has nothing to do with being hungry or even craving something sweet. I think it’s just that after years of controlling...
by Brad Graber | Jul 18, 2026 | Whimsical Observations on Life
Once again, it’s Monsoon Season in Phoenix, Arizona, and everything outside is covered in dust. The outdoor furniture, the patio, the grill, and the grill cover that is lying on the ground next to the grill (don’t ask me why it wasn’t on top of the...
by Brad Graber | Apr 12, 2026 | Healthcare, Whimsical Observations on Life
Lately, I’ve been receiving a lot of messages from my doctor’s office. They text, email, and call, eager to connect. They want to thank me for visiting and ask my opinion about the visit. As a former healthcare administrator, I know what they’re...
by Alex Kahl | Mar 4, 2026 | Whimsical Observations on Life
Growing up in New York City, I was warned not to do drugs. And drugs back then were everywhere. In school. On the street. In the subway. A nickel bag could be had just by walking through a park, not to mention the neighborhood fast-food joint, where you could order...
by Alex Kahl | Nov 18, 2025 | On Being a Writer, Whimsical Observations on Life
You can take classes. You can listen to speakers. You can knock your head against the wall. But in the end, the only way to write and finish a novel is to sit down and do the work. No matter how distracting the world might be. No matter the number of interruptions...
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