By Bill Primavera In spring, my thoughts turn to the joy of planting, along with the chore of the necessary weeding which accompanies it. But it’s been five years since I’ve planted or pulled a weed because I’ve been living

By Bill Primavera In her memoir, “Eat, Pray, Love,” author Elizabeth Gilbert (and actress Julia Roberts in the movie) travels the world to find spiritual fulfillment, but most of us probably conduct our quiet time for meditation or prayer at

By Bill Primavera  Here I sit at home over the Memorial Day weekend, all fired up to get out of the house and do something – anything – that will divert my mind from all the gloom and doom of

By Bill Primavera If we are made from dust and shall return to dust, as the Bible tells us, does that give us a pass to live with the stuff in between? While dust is inevitable, it horrifies some of

By Bill Primavera As a realtor, I marvel at the creative ways that homeowners and sellers are maintaining distancing requirements to avoid COVID-19 while marketing homes for sale. Real estate agents have been told that they must conduct business from

By Bill Primavera Realtors like me don’t care much for being stuck at home. We like to be out and about, and we should be exactly that if we’re doing our job right. So being shut in at home during

By Bill Primavera When that new manager of my real estate office came on board, she introduced herself to the agents as a “neatnik” and rated applause for the revelation. Why is that, I wondered? Within a short period of