Since the cancellation of the Vancouver Courier for which I wrote a weekly and bi-weekly column for five years, I have not done much writing, other than for work-related projects. However, since joining the Board of the Jewish Seniors Alliance, an organization favoured by my late father, I have written a few columns for 'Senior Line', its excellent magazine.
When its editor, a retired psychotherapist named Dolores Luber asked me to write about my experiences with NIMBYs, I could not say no. My challenge, however, was to condense five decades of experiences into just two pages. More importantly, I wanted to make these experiences relevant and beneficial for the audience. Below is what I had to say. You can find an easier to read version of this article and the rest of this excellent magazine here:
https://jsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Senior-Line_Vol292_June2022-Final-Web-1-opt.pdf
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