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On a Wing and a Song revisited
Seven years ago, I wrote an entry that featured an American hero and icon who passed from our midst yesterday. We also shared a birthday, so I felt a special kinship. Here is that 2007 post, with my deep fondness … Continue reading
Posted in All the World's a Stage
Tagged anti-war, folk, music, Pete Seeger, Seeger
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Relevantly Speaking
I read an essay in today’s paper by a woman in her forties looking for employment after years of being out of the work force. The theme of the piece seemed to be resentment that the writer’s work experience doesn’t … Continue reading
After Leo
In the following scene, which was written last year for a graduate Playwriting class, the direction (BEAT) indicates a brief pause and (SR) means Stage Right. The assignment was to illustrate conflict in a closed environment with two characters. Technically … Continue reading
Happy Black Friday
I am a lifelong New Yorker and I have never shopped in Manhattan on Black Friday. Even though it’s only a short train ride away from our suburban town, it always seemed like an idea akin to swimming with sharks. … Continue reading
Posted in Random Thoughts and Adventures
Tagged Black Friday, Macy's, Manhattan, New Yorker, parenthood
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Vegas, baby!
One day several months ago, I went to return something at Marshall’s, and when I got back I discovered we were going to Las Vegas. I had never been to Vegas and never even considered going, but while I was … Continue reading
Posted in Travelblog
Tagged Belaggio, Chumlee, Marathon, Valley of Fire, Vegas
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The Real Sounds of Silence
Several years ago when I went back to school for my BA, I wrote an entry here about taking a class in American Sign Language, or ASL. It was a total immersion class, so there was no speaking allowed. A mighty … Continue reading
Posted in Skool Daze
Tagged American Sign Language, ASL, cochlear implant, Deaf
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Positively Posh
I cannot vouch for how men’s minds work in relation to their physical appearance, but I do know something about women. As Billy Crystal’s fictional talk show host, Fernando, used to say, “It is better to look good than to … Continue reading
Posted in All the World's a Stage
Tagged charity, designer, fashion resale, Lighthouse for the Blind
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Nothing but time
The condo complex upstate that Husband and I don’t get away to often enough uses a system of robocalls to alert homeowners to maintenance issues. Since we’re part-time residents, most of the calls don’t affect us to a huge degree, … Continue reading
Why not offend everyone?
Here we are again, at the crossroads of political worminess and voter insult. I hate to say I told you so, but two years ago when New York Congressman Anthony Weiner was forced to resign amid a lurid sexting scandal, … Continue reading
Posted in Rage Against the Machine
Tagged Anthony Weiner, Eliot Spitzer, governor, mayoral race, New York, political
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Out of Vogue
It has come to my attention that fashion trends have cycled again without my knowledge. This is not something new by any means. Many times in the past I have cleaned out my closet and donated everything with flared legs, … Continue reading