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THE AVOCADO JONES
I was in Whole Foods yesterday picking up stuff for the holiday and looked for my mandatory supply of green unripe avocados. Nothing todo with Thanksgiving, but avocados are a staple in our home and I buy them every time … Continue reading
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Tagged avocados, fair trade, humor. food, jonesing, New york, prices
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JELLY ROLLS AND DEUCE COUPES
I saw Twyla Tharp today for the second time ever and it was wonderful. The first time was in 1973, and I believe it was at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. My live-in girlfriend at the time was in the … Continue reading
RAINING ON MY HEAD
I awoke this morning to the sound of raindrops pattering on the bedroom air conditioner. The patter was punctuated by distant rumbles of thunder. The bedroom was still pretty dark at almost 8, which is why I hadn’t woken up … Continue reading
Posted in do-it-yourself, Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged air conditioners, apartment living, do-it-yourself, hardware, New york, noise, rain, sound, urban living
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BREAD LOAF SAGA
I rarely buy bread nowadays, not that I’m gluten-free by any stretch of the imagination; it’s just that at my age I’ve only to look at a piece of bread for it to add an inch or two to … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, New york, Uncategorized
Tagged anger, blogging, bread, civility, gluten, gluten free, Health, Life, observations, shopping, Whole Foods
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SOME OF MY FAVORITE THINGS
I like shopping at Whole Foods. It’s clean; they have a good variety of stuff that’s unheard of at the local Key Food or C-Town. I’ve been shopping there since the first store opened in Union Square in 2001. I … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged Amazon, blogging, city living, Fairway, food, modern life, observations, pricing, shopping, shrinkage, Target, Trader Joe's, truth, Whole Foods
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BACK TO WORK
Exactly four years ago this month I was suspended from the job I’d held for seventeen years. It was actually three different jobs, porter, doorman, handyman then doorman again but all at the same place, 144 West 86th … Continue reading
Posted in do-it-yourself, Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, finding work, handyman work, hardware, hope, job search, middle age, new beginning, New york, observations, stagnation, unions, work
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THE MYSTERIES OF EVAPORATOR FANS
This October, late in the month I was sitting on the couch in the living room watching TV one evening when I heard a loud buzzing sound coming from somewhere. The sound was familiar in a way, but a … Continue reading
CHRISTMAS TREE SAGA
We decided to go for a Charlie brown Christmas tree this year, the current times and our budget being what it is. The past few years we’ve been pretty lucky about price and size, the first tree we had up … Continue reading
Posted in New york, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, budgets, Christmas, Christmas Tree monopoly, Christmas trees, Hamilton Heights, Harlem, inspiration, Life, New york, opinion, shopping
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ELECTION DAY
Last Tuesday morning I reported for work at the school on Amsterdam Avenue I was assigned to for the election. This time I knew what to do and found my table and box and set it up in no time. … Continue reading
Posted in New york, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, citizenship, civic duty, DiBlasio, election day, Harlem, humor, launguage, New york, observations, relationships, voting
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NO PHOTOS PLEASE
I always wondered where the people sitting behind the tables at the polling stations on Election Day came from. Yesterday I found out for the first time. I saw an ad on Facebook a couple of weeks ago, Translators wanted … Continue reading
Posted in New york, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, civic duty, election day worker, elections, humor, inspiration, Life, local politics, NY Primary, service, voting, work
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