Posts by Linda Marsanico
Are Birds Happier in Spring?
Pink/Lavender Tree – Prospect Park Photo by LMarsanico Spring has arrived in New York City, although at times, it’s felt like summer. I’m not complaining. The weather has softened from winter, the chill that did not wish to leave us. I wore my down coat until the end of April, and I must say it’s…
Read MoreSpring By Any Other Name is Still Spring -Revised from 2013
Photo by Spencer Davis on UnsplashMan using angle grinder I have always liked spring. Many people do… It arrives after the coldness of winter, bringing longer days and a brighter light. When we “spring forward” in time, changing our clocks one hour ahead, I am always amazed at how tired I feel for such a small shift.…
Read MoreI 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…
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