Old Money Quote: Enduring Joy
May 27, 2016
The enduring joy in life is not in arriving, but in becoming. Byron Tully
Month: May 2016
Lost Inheritance
May 24, 2016
Here’s a great article about Old Money families who aren’t anymore, as well as those who are working hard to make sure they stay that way. Tom Rogerson, pictured in our featured image, works for Wilmington Trust, and endeavors to preserve his clients’ wealth, and legacy. From The Wall Street Journal. Enjoy. LATE EDIT: Below … More Lost Inheritance
Member of the Tribe – Part 17
May 21, 2016
Old Money – In Their Own Words
May 17, 2016
My granddaughter is transcribing this correspondence, as I rarely use a typing keyboard these days. I hope nothing is lost in the process. I will probably lay claim to being your eldest contributor, as I recently celebrated my 90th birthday. I read your Old Money Book and enjoyed it thoroughly. It was a gift from … More Old Money – In Their Own Words
Fall in Love–Head First
May 13, 2016
Member of the Tribe – Part 16
May 10, 2016
New Reality TV Show: “Keeping Away From The Kardashians”
May 10, 2016
My idea for a new reality television show is “Keeping Away From The Kardashians”. It follows an Old Money family as they live their lives in a productive, drama-and-drug free manner, probably somewhere on the east coast of the United States. They espouse the Core Values I articulate in The Old Money Book. They are … More New Reality TV Show: “Keeping Away From The Kardashians”
Celebrity, Marriage, and The Price You Pay
May 10, 2016
The recent, untimely death of Prince shocked many of us. I wasn’t a huge fan, but I did sing along to some of his more popular songs. I admired his talent, his versatility, his generosity, and his commitment to keeping some (or many) parts of his life private. As of this writing, the cause of … More Celebrity, Marriage, and The Price You Pay
Old Money Style: The Casual Uniform
May 7, 2016
Judgment Day
May 4, 2016
I was cleaning out the attic the other day and ran across an old traffic sign. It belonged to a neighbor of ours, now long gone. But the memory it stirred in me resonated like it was yesterday. Jeff was tall and rail thin. I don’t think I ever saw him properly dressed, and I … More Judgment Day