Not long ago, Ida Goldberg scandalized the ladies at her Wednesday mah-jongg game. Mrs. Goldberg, a 72-year-old Long Island grandmother of nine with pinkish hair and sparkling dentures, said she didn’t think it was such a good thing that her son, Stuart, became a doctor.
“What he goes through, how long he works, how good Read More
Not long ago, Ida Goldberg scandalized the ladies at her Wednesday mah-jongg game. Mrs. Goldberg, a 72-year-old Long Island grandmother of nine with pinkish hair and sparkling dentures, said she didn’t think it was such a good thing that her son, Stuart, became a doctor.
“What he goes through, how long he works, how good Read More
The thing about the men in gray flannel suits, who came home
from World War II and got married and bought a house in Great Neck with its
very own fallout shelter, who lunched on Dagwoods and napped all weekend, who
feared only the boss and the communists: They all had ulcers.
Ah, the Read More
