OK so plot twist, the CEO of Opera America knows how the arts are funded, that’s good at least.

C’mon Sam, this can all be solved by starting a blog.

Someone who writes for the NY Times is going to express shock that an arts nonprofit relies on charitable giving and isn’t entirely funded by ticket sales in 3…2….1…

I’ve always thought the Dies Irae from the Verdi Requiem would be an excellent choice

It’s always been confusing to me why people in New England do so much faux fall decor when the real fall foliage is right there!

You’ll get the authentic New England winter experience of it being cold and dark, and also you can’t see.

This phenomenon completely explains why our medical and dental appointments are always in March and April.

Also, they put a tariff on car seats.

I think about this all this all the time. It still shocks me how much easier a “real job” is and how much lower the bar is for being good at it.

In Massachusetts you qualify for this if you are a family of 4 making $114,000 or less. The middle class uses it too

My sister was born when my parents lived in graduate student housing and my mom told me stories of sitting outside in a courtyard with her baby and all the other new parents and their babies. She could leave her to go to the bathroom and come back! I was so jealous.