The Suburban Magazine


The articles found here were published in The Suburban Magazine, which is now located at The Suburban Newspaper at www.thesuburban.com
My column is called : Living In The Now
The articles are about developing a greater appreciation for the little things in life and living the most for today and now. These articles now link to another platform.

Done or Undone? That’s the Question

Suzanne Reisler Litwinby Suzanne Reisler Litwin

In The Suburban Magazine, West Island News Blog.

Done or Undone? That’s the Question

When I reached to use some toilet paper, I noticed there was only 1 square left on the roll. That’s right…one square of toilet paper!!! What’s that all about? Who would do such a thing? I felt like I was in a trap. Someone before me set the “One Square Left on the Roll Trap!“ Being the fact this washroom was well stocked with extra toilet paper rolls, I gladly changed it for my use and for the next person. Why wouldn’t I? I would never set a trap like this, unless it was specifically a joke.

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Published on May 28, 2021
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Published on June 20, 2016
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Published on July 31, 2015
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Keep It Going Go! See! Be! Do!

Suzanne Reisler Litwinby Suzanne Reisler Litwin

In The Suburban Magazine, West Island News Blog.

Keep It Going Go! See! Be! Do!

By trying new physical activities or mental challenges, we grow as individuals. We allow ourselves to interact with the world in a different way. We meet new people and expand our minds and bodies. Perhaps we will find a new hobby, love, or interest. Right now I’m learning ASL – American Sign Language and I love it!
We keep it going! We move it forward! Let’s GO!

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Published on May 21, 2020
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Published on April 11, 2017
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A Microscopic Moment

Suzanne Reisler Litwinby Suzanne Reisler Litwin

In The Suburban Magazine, West Island News Blog.

A Microscopic Moment

There is so much to see in the garden at any time of year. Actually, there is so much to see in anything, if you really take the time to look. When I finally get down to spending a few hours in the garden, I take a break from life as a human. I try to think of myself as a creature from the land. I disconnect my phone and my attachment to any technology. I escape into the micro damp soil.

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Published on March 21, 2016
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Published on June 20, 2014
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Spaghetti and Some

Suzanne Reisler Litwinby Suzanne Reisler Litwin

In The Suburban Magazine, West Island News Blog.

Spaghetti and Some

I’m not sure if my family is the only one that does this. We name our best food dishes after the people who make or who have made them. Although we all make many different types of food, we only have a few specifically named. Noonie’s Spaghetti is a family classic. In my family, if a dish is made often, loved, and requested it gets named.Recently, my daughter went to Europe. Once there, she was proud to tell me that she made Noonie’s Spaghetti in France . This made me smile as this dish is now an international food!

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Published on September 10, 2019
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Published on September 26, 2014
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I’ve Yet to Love Him, But I Do

Suzanne Reisler Litwinby Suzanne Reisler Litwin

In The Suburban Magazine, West Island News Blog.

I’ve Yet to Love Him, But I Do

I ask myself this question, how does this person finish our…sandwiches?
It’s nothing you can try to understand; it just is. Where did we meet? How did I know this person before? How does s/he understand what I’m about to say? Why is there so much connection without any connectivity? Is this a soul I’ve known before? It’s got to be more than what it is. But….there’s no known history.

Suzanne's article on The Suburban Magazine May 29th 2015
I’ve Yet to Love Him, But I Do
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Published on May 22, 2017
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Published on May 29, 2015
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Published on October 31, 2016
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Published on December 19, 2014
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Ownership Makes All the Difference

Suzanne Reisler Litwinby Suzanne Reisler Litwin

In The Suburban Magazine, West Island News Blog.

Ownership Makes All the Difference

I still think about my first car. It was a red Toyota Tercel with a hatchback. I had black and grey racing stripes put on the exterior to match the black and grey sport seats. After I purchased the car, it took me another year of savings to have a pop-up sunroof installed. I loved driving it everywhere. This was my freedom on wheels.

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Published on April 24, 2016
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Published on October 10, 2014
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Published on April 17, 2016
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Published on March 14, 2014
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Published on April 4, 2016
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Published on April 3, 2015
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Bonding Our History

Suzanne Reisler Litwinby Suzanne Reisler Litwin

In The Suburban Magazine, West Island News Blog.

Bonding Our History

When my children’s book was launched in 2011, a wonderful publicist, Mike Cohen, told me to get busy on social media platforms. He suggested I get the news about my new book out into cyber space. So…I started a Facebook account for myself and for my book. It was quite exciting as I had never been publicly exposed in this way.

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Published on March 7, 2016
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Published on November 7, 2014
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Being Relevant is a Piece of Cake

Suzanne Reisler Litwinby Suzanne Reisler Litwin

In The Suburban Magazine, West Island News Blog.

Being Relevant is a Piece of Cake

I understand the importance of being relevant, especially at this point in life. These are the years when my children have grown up and the nest is emptying. All the hard work of raising children, carpooling, activities, grocery orders, food preparations and “schlepping” is slowing down. Some of my friends are empty nesters and even grandparents! When someone has devoted most of their time to raising their children and now the children are gone, what will they do? Have they lost their job?

Suzanne's article on The Suburban Magazine June 12, 2015

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Published on April 17, 2016
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Published on June 26, 2015
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