March Madness is nearly upon us, dear readers. No, I’m not referring to the NCAA basketball tournament, though I will try to…
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Hello readers, This week I welcome friend and fellow Greek-American writer Steve Karas. A Chicago native, Karas is the author of the stellar short...
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Chocolate City by the Bay Often coined with this term, the Oakland, California of my childhood in the 1980’s was–like Detroit, Atlanta,…
”You must plunge beneath your crowded thoughts and calmly contemplate the higher realities with pure, focused attention. If you do this, a...
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Happy New Year! Kalee Chronia! After two weeks of holiday celebration, work begins anew with the first blog post of 2016. In…
Imagine, if you will, a baby crawling up a mountainous flight of steps, one little knee at a time, slapping the surface…
People Change. Greeks don’t. That’s one of the statements flashing across the screen in oh-so-appropriate blue letters across a white background during…
“Beware of Greeks bearing gifts,” a phrase once commonly heard amid the every day lexicon of collective American vocabulary dates back to…
I’ve got my wings, the apparatuses fitted to my back with wax, and I’m armed with the wise advice to avoid soaring…
The lessons were informal, though they served as instruction nonetheless. Reminiscing now, I realize that in all likelihood they served as fodder…