Author Archives: Richard Koerner

About Richard Koerner

Seventy something, father, papi, educator, organizer, Francophile, traveler, amateur photographer, gardener, cyclist, kayaker, calligrapher, cinephile, reader, and overall renaissance type human being.

Healthcare for all…

I have been meaning to write this blogpost for days now. It is a subject that has been near and dear to my heart for most of my life. There are several issues that I think are supremely important in … Continue reading

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Dorothy Fuldheim, an amazing example for all

With all this news of the Barbie movie and women, it seemed appropriate for me to mention an important, female newscaster of my youth, Dorothy Fuldheim. I know that my mom and I would look forward to the 11:00 pm … Continue reading

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The Who’s Tommy at the Goodman…

Thursday was the day for The Who’s Tommy, a play in the city of Chicago at the Goodman Theatre that is currently the theatre of discussion. I know numerous people that I admire who found it to be an amazing … Continue reading

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Same old, same old!

  For days now, I have thought that I needed to sit down and write. Each time, something seems to occur and prevent me from doing so. In the past, that would have been stressful to me. I get something … Continue reading

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Andy stopped me…

  Andy stopped me as I was in the finishing mile of my walk this 4th of July morning. He said, « Where is your dog? » I responded, « He has retired. » Andy looked incredulous and then said, … Continue reading

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