Posts by Linda Marsanico
I Made a Mistake
Photo: Unsplash We Side Trip by Embalse Del Neusa, Colombia I made a mistake, again. Let me tell you about it! My first major mistake was on Superbowl Sunday in February of 2015, I parked and blocked a driveway. My car was towed, and it took the City of New York and me a week…
Read MoreBook Review: The A Train to Sedona: Moving Thorugh Your Shadow Toward the Light Linda Marsanico, Review by Kelsey Sobel
Born into a self described “simple, strict loving Italian family” Linda Marsanico, a local (by way of Park Slope since the late 80s) New York author, has written a book that offers itself as a guide for reader’s spiritual journeys and awakenings. Marsanico, a mother of three, also holds a Ph.D. in Social Psychology…
Read MoreMY COMPUTER – STEEL AND CIRCUITS
Recently one Friday morning, it was 40 degrees in Brooklyn. I wore my down coat, which kept me warm. In the afternoon the temperature reached 57 degrees, and I shifted to a light jacket. I was adaptable and this is a helpful attitude and response to both the weather and life situations. In the afternoon,…
Read MoreThe A Train to Sedona
This is a beautiful time of year. We approach autumn although we’re officially in summer. I usually feel a little sad when summer ends. I love that people seem to move slower in this season. There are vacations, beach days; it’s brighter because the days are longer and the sun more intense. I have some…
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