Category Archives: Law, suits and order

Other people’s legal problems, aside from my own.

“Woke” Chronicles: What I saw on Trump Arraignment Day in NYC

I was taking a long walk up West End Avenue on this lovely spring day. I saw the usual minimal group — people walking dogs, the dogs, doormen, cars. Two women wearing major knee braces. You know. Like that. Around … Continue reading →

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Today’s haberdashery

It’s quite warm in New York today. It was quite cold yesterday. Until it became warmer at night and I was overburdened in my winter parka. Today I went out wearing a light jersey and my spring trousers. But I … Continue reading →

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Yesterday I saw a car with an unusual license plate

Oklahoma. A car from Oklahoma, parked on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Stopped me in my tracks. I’ve seen lots of license plates from all over the map in my neighborhood but this was the first from Oklahoma. Why? … Continue reading →

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