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Monthly Archives: March 2015
ADVENTURES IN MEDICATION
If you’ve been reading my blog for a while you might have read A GROWING PROBLEM, about my BPH symptoms. If you don’t know what BPH is, you can look it up, but you probably won’t be interested in that … Continue reading
NEW YORK FRUIT TREES (a photo essay)
Hamilton Heights has a lot of trees, and they bear a fruit unique to the city. This is a man-made fruit, of a few varieties. There are the brightly colored balloon fruits, like the one in the picture at the … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, balloons, beauty, blogging, city life, eco-responsibility, environment, Hamilton Heights, humor, Little Murders, New york, NY in the '70s, paper bags, plastic, trees
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AFTER AN EARLIER INCIDENT…
Just as I turned on my computer to write this the transit report came on. The young woman on NY1 announced that there were delays on the downtown F train. I planned to write about the recent spate of subway … Continue reading
LAST GASP FOR SNOOPY
I guess I jumped the gun with my feels-like-spring post on Tuesday, judging by yesterday’s weather. Of course spring snowstorms are nothing new, there was a big blizzard on April 1st in 1997, the April Fool’s blizzard. There was also … Continue reading
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Tagged army life, Ft. Benning Ga., humor, ice, Mohawks, New york, slush, Snoopy, snow, spring snow storms, T.S. Eliot, warm hats
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AT THE MOVIES
Last night we went to a “Living Room” show at someone’s house in the Village and saw our friend Tammy Faye Starlight cannel Marianne Faithful. She had Barry Reynolds, who wrote a lot of songs for Marianne Faithful on guitar, … Continue reading
DON’T MISS THE BUS
Wednesday I made my weekly trip to Fairway-on-the-Hudson. To get there I take the M4 bus on the corner of 152nd Street and Broadway, south side of the street. The M5 limited also stops there, but the M5 makes a … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, anxiety, be kind, bus drivers, buses, city life, gartitude, New york, sarcsam, tough jobs, vitriol
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