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The Best Defense

Like shopping at Home Depot for plumbing fixtures or waiting on line at the post office, there are chunks of time in our lives we fantasize about getting back even though they’re gone forever.  So has it always been for … Continue reading

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Marooned

It’s kind of ironic that I’ve never given my name in this blog, but I’ve talked about personal medical issues ranging from brain meningiomas to transvaginal sonograms.  Interesting what some people decide to be private about, huh?  On that note, consider yourself now … Continue reading

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A Breath of Fresh Air

On Friday I rushed through a flurry of errands so I’d be free to leave for Brooklyn at 5:00 for a gathering at my friend betty’s.  I’ve written before about the Brooklyn Girls, a group of women from my old neighborhood … Continue reading

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Nobody wears a hat like Aretha

I’m a student, and Inauguration Day was a school day.  For those of us who earn instead of learn, it was a workday.  Both Husband, as executive director of a community center, and Daughter, as head teacher at a school … Continue reading

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One Man’s Junk is Another Man’s Craigslist

One day over my school break, I did a favor for Daughter who had to return to her teaching job a week before I resumed my ongoing education.  As a result of her recent promotion to head teacher, she suddenly … Continue reading

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Mind the Gap

On a trip to England a few years back, Husband and I made sure to visit the London Underground for a ride on the tubes.  Their security was already ahead of ours, as evidenced by the absence of trash receptacles, … Continue reading

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The Sound of Time

I was in my neurologist’s office the other day, a yearly ritual with the doctor who treats my headaches, and the receptionist had me fill out a new medical history for their records.  The other patient in the waiting room was … Continue reading

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BugNuts

I will eat pretty much anything.  I confessed to this long ago in Goes Down Easy at a Bargain Price, as well as several other entries.  My husband, my children, my friends, and many robotic creations and humanoid clones are more … Continue reading

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Steady As She Goes

In recent years, our New Year’s Day has been more eventful than our New Year’s Eve.  This is possibly because Husband and I are both more likely to be awake during the Day than the Eve.  This year, after a … Continue reading

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Auld Lang Syne

I recently heard about the perfect gift for the New Year:  a calendar made of bubble wrap.  Everyone loves popping those little hermetically sealed pods of air, and how cathartic to signify the end of the day with such a … Continue reading

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