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The Devil Don’t Deal
The ironies of life are not wasted on me. Some I can hardly avoid. At least one of them haunts me every day when I sit behind the wheel of my car and fasten my seatbelt. As I reach over … Continue reading
Posted in MindFrame
Tagged chemo, dangers of smoking, lung cancer, Nicorette, oxygen, radiation, smoking, younity
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Visions of Sugar Plums and Pan Seared Veal Chops
They say you always wish on your children offspring who mess with them the same way they messed with you. In that case, I wish upon both my children picky eaters. In memory of the hours spent separating sauce from … Continue reading
Posted in The Kids Are Alright
Tagged crustless sandwiches, KFC, picky children, poor eaters, Toaster Strudel
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The Hero Factor
There’s a theme running through the latest entries to appear here. Completely unplanned, I wrote first about the passing of a wartime undercover agent in a piece that reads like The Bourne Obituary. Then I told you about a robbery attempt on a … Continue reading
Posted in All the World's a Stage
Tagged Hope & Heroes, Killian Mansfield, Never Mind the Pity, New York Magazine, Savoy Records, Somewhere Else CD
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The Real 007
I don’t know why this one particular obituary in the newspaper caught my eye. I’m not a big obituary reader. Maybe it was the letters FBI in the heading. Maybe it was the smiling older gentleman with the bushy white … Continue reading
Posted in All the World's a Stage
Tagged Brooklyn, CIA, FBI, hero, Joe Campisi, obituary, U.S. Marine Corps
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Meant to last a lifetime
I recently bought some single-ply toilet paper. It was an accident. We are a two-ply family. I got overly excited in the paper aisle at Target and bought the million-roll pack of the wrong kind. Put a big red SALE … Continue reading
Posted in 'Til Death Do Us Part
Tagged basement, crickets, SALE sign, single-ply toilet paper
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Because I Love Your Brother/Sister More
Our family celebrated Thanksgiving again this year at the excellent restaurant we’ve come to call home for the holidays. The kids and I ordered our favorite lamb and filet mignon while Husband enjoyed his traditional turkey and stuffing. During dinner, … Continue reading
Posted in The Kids Are Alright
Tagged blogging, college, Ctrl-F search, Thanksgiving restaurant, university education, writing
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The Further Adventures of Madeline
Daughter is 28. The other night she mentioned on the phone that she’d been standing on a subway platform crowded with high school and college students and she looked around and thought, “I may just be the oldest person here.” … Continue reading
Posted in The Kids Are Alright
Tagged Harley Davidson's The Art of Rebellion, high school trip, junior year, Paris, pushing thirty
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Remembering The Gates
Thanksgiving was the holiday my parents traditionally hosted when they were alive, so this time of year always sends me to a reflective place. In my folks’ later years, when my mom’s health was bad and my dad was working … Continue reading
Posted in MindFrame
Tagged art installation, Central Park, Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Mayor Bloomberg, New York City, The Gates
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Nosferat-who?
Husband and I went upstate last weekend to keep a dinner date with friends from Albany who we don’t see often enough. On the way, we stopped in a little town where I checked out an antique shop while Husband … Continue reading
Posted in All the World's a Stage
Tagged antique store, Bela, Transylvanian accent, vampire
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