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Monthly Archives: April 2014
EXTREME PREJUDICE
Today I went to the Realty Adjudication Board to meet with my union rep and FINALLY settle the matter of my being terminated from my job at 144 West 86th Street. The word terminated has some serious connotations, and … Continue reading
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Tagged 32BJ, a new direction, being OK., finding work, getting fired, letting go, Moving on, Realty Adjudication Board, Rudin Management, unemployment, variety
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GO, JOHNNY, GO GO GO
John Genzale, AKA Johnny Thunders died 23 years ago on April 23,1991. I read about it in the Village Voice, a few days after it happened. I don’t even know if it made the New York papers, as it … Continue reading
IT’S ALL RIGHT
Yesterday I was doing some work for friends of mine, the wonderful Anne and Paul who have a condo on East 9th Street. Anne read my blog about being out of work a few weeks ago, and graciously offered … Continue reading
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Tagged friendship, gardening, here comes the sun, inspiration, Maggie Estep, new beginings, optimism, perseverance, Spring time, the cycle of life, work
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CRANK!
People write all sorts of blogs, some even only have pictures, not even actual writing, but the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ali G., Andy Rooney, blogging, categories, complaining, cranks, cranky guy, food blogs, humainisim, humor, kindness, music blogs, opinions, relationships, self-loathing, storytelling
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THE REAL HEDWIG
The Real Hedwig Thanks to the generosity of my friend Vicki Perlman (sometimes Alspector) the lovely Danusia and I went to see Neil Patrick Harris in Hedwig And The Angry Inch last night at the Belasco Theater. It was … Continue reading
PANDEMONIUM!
I missed posting yesterday because I was busy; I got a little P.A. work on of all things a Polish music video for a Polish pop star. But more on that on Saturday. Stay tuned, loyal readers, it will … Continue reading
GOODBY COLUMBUS AVENUE
OK, it’s official now; the union rep called and said the company had settled on a severance offer, 8 weeks pay plus a “neutral” letter of recommendation. So that comes out to less than a half a weeks pay … Continue reading
HOW TO COOK BEANS (Not meant to be a food blog)
Being Mexican, one of the staples of my mother’s dinner table was beans. She liked pinto beans, and as a child I was required to sift through the dried beans and remove the … Continue reading
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Tagged chopping onions, Cooking, cooking for father-in-law, food, home cooking, Love, Mexican beans, recipes, red beans, red mole sauce, The Chopper
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