A Song @ 35,000 Feet: The Day A 92-Year-Old Passenger Stole The Hearts Of A TWA Boeing 747
Have you ever experienced a moment so magical it stayed etched in your heart forever? During the golden era of aviation, flying was about more than just getting from point A to point B, it was about the connections made along the way. As a former TWA flight attendant back in 1987 and 1988, my skie
From Long Island Record Stores to 30+ Concerts: My Billy Joel Story
Most people who know me well know I’m kind of a Billy Joel fanatic. I was first introduced to Billy Joel’s music in 1976 when as a teenager, I worked in the record department of Mays Department Store in Massapequa, NY. Billy and his band were from Long Island where I lived and I learned that his d
The Maryland Move-Up Dilemma: How To Sell Your Home In An Inventory Drought Without Becoming Homeless
The standard rules of real estate have flipped upside down, and Maryland is leading the charge in a bizarre direction. While the broader United States is witnessing a healthy rebound in available housing inventory, our local statewide market is doing the exact opposite. New listings across Marylan
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