Following my blog, you know we recently moved to our house in the mountains of New Hampshire. It is a 65 year old house that has the original wood windows. In keeping with the style of the house we wanted to put in new wooden windows. I called the local distributor of a major wood window manufacturer. A salesperson came to the house, measured and […]

In 114 Days and about 12 hours, the Met’s will hear those great words–“Plaaay Baaaallll”. Deb Levy, who after all is the boss, wants these blogs about glass. So, Deb, I will drink a glass of diet-coke while watching opening day for the Mets. It is kinda of late tonight. Tomorrow there will actually be something on glass…probably low-e glass in my blog. For now, […]

I woke up yesterday morning and the mountain, normally visible from our house was gone…I went on line, and the world was still here, so it was easy to rule out some of the global problems. An hour later I looked again, and the mountain was back. What a relief. But something changed. It was now white. Moving from tropical Long Island to New Hampshire […]

Hello there in glassland, I received an interesting wake-up call today as I was purchasing medical insurance for my wife and myself. I have been on COBRA, courtesy of Oldcastle Glass(by the way, a sincere thanks to Oldcastle Glass) since my retirement last year. The insurance agent was very gentle today, but I still left with a headache. Replacing the generous policy we had, on […]

Since we now live in New Hampshire, we have noticed changes from our hectic life living on Long Island. Our town has no red lights, only three stop signs, and if you look up ‘peaceful’ in the dictionary, you see a picture of our town center. There was more traffic on the Long Island Expressway in two minutes than in our town in one day. […]