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ANESTHESIA
In one of my favorite movies, Andy Griffith as Airman Will Stockdale tells his commanding officer that the latrine he’s cleaned is as clean “As the operatin’ room where they’re fixin’ to cut out your heart.” And for the past month … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, medecine, Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, anesthesia, BPH, enlarged prostate, fear, impotence, incontinence, medicaid, surgery, VA Hospital
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SWIMMING IN THE RAIN
Yesterday Danusia and I went out to Rockaway beach to take care of some business. It was something personal, so I won’t get into specifics, but here idea was to go out to the ocean for a swim and unwind … Continue reading
Posted in Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, anxiety, beach, change, cleansing, friendship, Love, ritual, Rockaway beach, spirituality
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6 MILES, 3 BUSSES, 75 MINUTES
It says on Google maps that it should take 40 minutes on the M 101 bus to travel the six miles from the corner of East 79th Street to the bus stop on the corner of our block on West … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, buses, city life, frustration, Harlem, humor, New york, NYC transit, relationships, travel
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GOODBYE TO EDEN
It’s summer again, and I was called (emailed, actually) by my old people to come and clean up the garden one last time. My old people are Elly and Eddie, the sweetest people you’d every want to know. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, apartment living, change, city life, friendship, gardening, green space, Love, New york, work
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THE HAIR WE LOST IN THE SHOWER
I was going to write about the many hair salons and barbershops in my neighborhood, Hamilton Heights. There are more hair salons and barbershops in this neighborhood than there are bars on Avenue A. But speaking of hair, when I … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged apartment living, do-it-yourself, drain cleaners, hair loss, handyman work, neighbors, New York life, plumbing, unclogging a drain
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GOODNIGHT TO THE GREATEST
Muhammed Ali was magical, riveting, hard to ignore.I read George Vecsey’s piece in the Times this morning and it made me cry. I wanted to call this post Goodnight, Sweet prince; but then I thought people would think I was writing … Continue reading
Posted in Muhammed Ali, Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, blogging, boxing, George Vecsey, Love, Muhammed Ali death, Nation Of Islam, Parkinson's disease, race, The Champ, William Shakespere
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THE PRETTY THINGS
We were invited to the Moth Ball, something that costs most people money but due to the generosity of a well-heeled storyteller Danusia got an email saying there was a seat for her at a table at this year’s … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
Tagged blogging, Carrie Brownstein, Duff McKegan, food, free dinner, friends, Guns-n-Roses, humor, New york, parties, Peter Aguero, story telling, The Moth, The Moth Ball 2016, writing
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THE MOTH GOES TO THE BRONX
The theme was “Mama Rules.” My mother died a long time ago and my memory of good stories about her is fuzzy at best, so I wasn’t even planning on going. But it was close, I looked it up … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged addiction, anxiety, bad parenting, Lower East side, motherhood, New york, Peter Aguero, storytelling, the Bronx, The Moth, Yankee Stadium
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A GARDEN OF CATS
One of the best things about living where we live is the amount of green in close proximity. We are blocks from the Hudson River Park, Jackie Robinson Park, and Highbridge Park. We are a short bike ride away from … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged cats, Convent Garden, empty lots, gardens, green spaces, Hamilton Heights, Harlem, Hudson River Park, Jumal Mansion, New York life, vintage cars
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