Author Archives: S. J. Tagliareni

In preparing for my move to Washington D.C. I have touched many items from my past.One that was still impactful was a notebook from my time with Viktor Frankl in Vienna. In it were lessons learned that still to this … Continue reading →

Starting the process of moving to Washington D.C. I am aware that the process is connected to my entire life. As I pack items it seems that many if not all have a story.Photos of loved ones and friends bring … Continue reading →

Retirement is in my humble opinion an outdated word as far as the original meaning of the word. What does the word mean in today’s world?, sitting around reading the paper or merely walking the dog waiting for the next … Continue reading →

Yesterday I signed a lease for an apartment in Washington D.C.and will begin a new venture in July. Steady known experiences provide a great deal of benefits but so does change. The challenges of a new place, new surroundings and … Continue reading →

So many times we may feel that the opportunity to make some positive changes have passed us by. We think I am too old. or it’s too late and so we miss the opportunities that might be right in front … Continue reading →

While I was in Europe my dear friend Chet Mount passed away. Few people in this world suffered as many losses as Chet and his wife Jeanne. Three wonderful children struck early in life with handicapping conditions that led to … Continue reading →

I will be in Munich and Rome for the rest of the month and without my laptop.However,I will periodically blog by visiting the local Internet cafes

When I was a child the environment that was prevalent in my city had many overt prejudices. There were certain groups that certainly were marginalized. Racial slurs were commonly heard, and many made no attempts to hide their beliefs. I … Continue reading →