There is no explaining New Orleans. Post-Katrina, its different yet the same. I feel aquiver when we drive in and smell the fragrant yet moldy air.
Jane Fishman
Fishman: open letter to Bob Isaacson
Is there any way you can reconsider your plans for turning the parking lot on East Broad Street between 38th and 39th streets into a Family Dollar?
Fishman: Where’s reality TV when you really need it?
But yikes, woman, you might ask me: Where is all this Hillary boosting-business coming from?
Fishman: A plum of a week
This year I traveled out to Grimball Point for a ritual gathering and more good food. Nothing shabby about that, either. I did not read the Four Questions at the Seder.
Fishman: Less meetings, more benefactors
I went to a neighborhood meeting the other day and was laughed out of the room because Ive only lived in the area two years. The president called me a wannabe, a Johnny come lately.
Fishman: The unknowable mystery of music
Do you get how out of the blue the bass player knows when to straighten up and wail away? Do you understand who tells the drummer, OK, dude. Its your turn. Youre on.
Fishman: Time for the plant swap!
In the art world, its called site-specific art. We call it having fun with your garden.
Fishman: Living large in Savannah, finally
I knew good things were in the air when I had the nerve to order that peanut butter and jelly club sandwich at Back in the Day bakery…
A mother’s love
Shes not the woman she was. She just turned 92. Her hearing is shot. She cant find a hearing aid that doesnt whistle and ring. She cant remember diddly-squat. Her […]
Mardi Gras in the Midwest
This week the phone lines are buzzing. The tears are flowing, the stories gushing. Everyones pulled out their Zydeco tunes, their Cajun music, their Clifton Chenier and Fats Domino, their […]
