Lori Borgman
The Reading Eagle
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Past articles by Lori:
Click, buy and return has become the new norm [opinion]
I’ve been thinking of asking the Amazon truck to wait while I open the box. It could save us both time and mileage. → Read More
Lori Borgman: Dinner almost chased down the drain
Every well-seasoned cook knows dinner can go wrong in many ways. → Read More
Dinner is almost chased down the drain [opinion]
Every well-seasoned cook knows dinner can go wrong in many ways. You’re missing a key ingredient. The meat didn’t thaw. Everything is taking a lot longer than you planned. → Read More
Creating AI art between chicken parm and pasta [opinion]
We had been talking about AI when King Tech pulled out his phone and opened the Wonder app, an AI art generator. → Read More
When it comes to missing essential things, she didn’t see this coming [opinion]
It’s sometimes a struggle to find reading glasses, cellphones and car keys. → Read More
Family talent show leaves a lingering glow [opinion]
Talent, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. → Read More
She’s having sizable regrets over buying in bulk [opinion]
I explained that when you shop at a warehouse store you have a list and stick to it. You do not wander around and browse. → Read More
Does your phone know you want pizza? [opinion]
My phone is listening. Yours is, too, but you probably knew that. → Read More
Baby New Year’s time is coming [opinion]
Father Time and Baby New Year are polar opposites on the age spectrum. → Read More
The original Christmas story remains the best one [opinion]
The story is told in verses, not chapters. The simplicity is stunning. → Read More
Adding ‘bae’ to the Scrabble dictionary is simply adorbs [Column] – Reading Eagle
Family discussion about Merriam-Webster’s word of the year leads to some gaslighting. → Read More
Package delivery is a Christmas jumble [opinion]
Sometimes life simply gets ahead of you. By a few minutes, a few hours, maybe even a day. Or let’s say your entire fall has been action-packed and life has gotten ahead of you by weeks. → Read More
Entrepreneurial kid is rolling in the dough [opinion]
Despite the cost of everything shooting through the roof, we know someone making money. Even better, we are related to him. → Read More
Lori Borgman: Money flies when you shop budget [Column]
Despite pre-flight anxiety — free of charge; no fee required — the flight was wonderful. I define wonderful as when the plane stays in the sky. → Read More
Here are five steps to take down a turkey [opinion]
I awake Thanksgiving morning and prepare for battle. It will be me and the turkey — and only one of us will win. → Read More
Are you pumped for the invasion of pumpkin spice? [opinion]
Coffee shops and doughnut shops have traditionally led the charge, but now pumpkin spice is in Cheerios, cheese curds and face masks. → Read More
When researching genealogy, royal roots are relative [opinion]
The other day my husband revealed that he had found something stunning on a genealogy site that a second cousin, 59 times removed, or something like that, had directed him to. → Read More
Chillin’ out in the backwoods with a vintage heat source [opinion]
The fine print describing the rental I secured for a leaf-peeping jaunt to Maine said the cabin had everything we could possibly need. All the reviews said that, too. → Read More
It shore looks like they’re in the water [opinion]
I am completely certain that I said, “Do not get in the water. There are no dry clothes in the car. You did not wear clothes for wading.” → Read More
When plans sour and the wind howls [opinion]
One of the greatest skill sets in life is being able to adapt and meet new challenges, both large and small and in between. → Read More