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Something for the Pain
I have a brown circle of pigment on my cheek about the size of a dime, which I mentioned once before in Of Books and Faces. I’ve had it since I was born, hence the term “birthmark.” Over the course of … Continue reading
Posted in The Doctor Will See You Now
Tagged ENT, headaches, migraine, throbbing pain
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Mom will make it fit
Occasionally, Daughter calls my cell as she’s walking to the subway on her way home from work. She’s a head teacher of early education for special needs children, and she’ll already be laughing as she tells me something hilarious one … Continue reading
If we don’t have it, you don’t need it
Thus read the sign in the Yarmouth Hardware Store window as we drove by in the rain. It rained almost across the board for our vacation in Maine, which you’d think would be a drag, but we actually had a … Continue reading
Posted in Travelblog
Tagged Freeport outlet shops, Maine, New England port cities, Portland, Yarmouth Hardware Store
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Driving Siriusly
I recently did two things I’ve never done. That field becomes smaller and smaller as the decades pass, which is definitely my goal. I try not to obsess about my epitaph, but I’m thinking She Did It All would be a good … Continue reading
Mad Skillz
On Mother’s Day, Husband and I met Son and Daughter at our favorite sushi restaurant. We all love sushi, which is a good thing where this particular holiday is concerned because Mother’s Day is the top dining out day of … Continue reading
Posted in The Kids Are Alright
Tagged cold water for colors, diagonally set floor tile, home decor, home renovation
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Showtime
The suburban shopping mall near our house is crime central for our town, apparently due to its close proximity to the city line. There have been some high-profile incidents there, shootings and stabbings and such, and it’s common knowledge for … Continue reading
Posted in All the World's a Stage
Tagged indecent exposure, kiss tattoo, mall crime, mall security, murderplex, tattooed kiss
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On a scale of one to ten
I gave up watching the Today Show when Katie Couric defected to the evening news. And since I try to never watch the news, it would appear Katie and I have broken up. Which is a shame because I have … Continue reading
Posted in All the World's a Stage
Tagged Katie Couric, Matt Lauer, the "Me" decade, Today Show
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Hitting the Speed Limit
I just turned 55. My 27-year-old daughter knows the drill. Whenever we run into women she knew growing up who are my age and have decided not to dye their hair, wear makeup, or buy clothes from this decade, I … Continue reading
Posted in MindFrame
Tagged childhood milestones, growing older, growing up, Helen Levitt photographs, silver hair, turning 55
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Air Raid
It was 85 degrees this past weekend, bizarre for April, especially considering the brutal winter that preceded it. With such a sudden soaring temperature, it wasn’t surprising that life cycles began earlier than normal, or were otherwise propelled forward in … Continue reading
Posted in Random Thoughts and Adventures
Tagged ants, exterminator, infestation, pest control, wasps
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