Tag Archives: Children

Today, and 100 Years Ago . . .

Posted on August 11, 2018 by Adrienne Cohen

Legos are great! But so is history. I learned a little more than a year ago, much to my surprise, that my then eight-year-old grandson is a history buff. Not your ordinary kind of kid who’s interested in the 60s … Continue reading →

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Adulting: The road is a rocky one, but oh so much fun

Posted on August 1, 2016 by Adrienne Cohen

There are words in a 13-year-old’s vocabulary that make one sit up and take notice. I feel as if I have taken a high intensity two week course in generational psychology. The gap is real. But it can be bridged. Having a … Continue reading →

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