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Tag Archives: death
THE TABLE OF THE KINGS
I only saw David Bowie perform once, and that was in September 2003 when he was on the Today Show. I worked at night at the time, and got off of work at 7AM. The morning of the gig instead … Continue reading
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Tagged David Bowie, death, Glitter/glam rock, Iggy Pop, Jean Jeanie, Lou Reed, Max's Kansas City, Rock and Roll., Today Show, Todd Rundgren
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MY PAL SAL
Last week I went to the funeral service for my friend Sal Romano. Sal made it to 90 and hung on for a week or so after before throwing in the towel. He was a kind, funny and talented man, … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, aging, burial detail, children, death, friendship, Love, parents, Pratt, Sal Romano, sculptor, social media, Soho, Soho artists, Veteran
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I HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH
It’s mother’s day again, and of course it makes me think about my mother. She died in the summer of 1977; it will be 38 years this July. I think of her often, not only on Mother’s day. But sometimes … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, beauty, death, kindness, loss, Love, Mama, Mother's day, wisdom
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I’LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS
Today is the third anniversary of Beth Young’s death. I wrote this that spring, and just had a look at it for the first time since then. I just thought I’d share it. I’LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS I … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, breast cancer, cervical cancer, dating, death, divorce, fear, Love, marriage, mourning, relationships
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SUDDENLY, LAST YEAR
Yesterday I went out to the Rockaways for the first time since we put my dad’s ashes in the Atlantic. I went out there to do a couple of repairs in a friend’s bathroom. The trip took almost an hour … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, apartment living, blogging, change, death, Far Rockaway, freindship, Job loss, lawyers, Love, Manhttan, moving, perserverance, real estate, Williamsburg Brooklyn, work, writing
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BUSY, BUSY, BUSY
I’m missed Tuesday again this week, for those of you who are paying attention, (or not paying attention) but last week I blew off a second post altogether. At least I’m catching up today, Thursday. And no, I’ve not become … Continue reading
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Tagged apartment living, blogging, Bokonisim, death, family, handyman work, humor, moving, New york
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SENDING PAPA HOME
Before my father died in a nursing home five years ago he would tell me he’d been in Mexico the day before, or the week before, or sometime in the recent past, despite the fact he hadn’t been anywhere but … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, ahses, Atlantic ocean, cremation, death, family, grieving, Life, parents, swimming
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CINCO DE MAYO
Tomorrow would have been my dad’s 102nd birthday. He died August 10th, 2009 at the age of 97. I remember thinking year after year how when he reached 100 I was going to send his picture in to Willard … Continue reading
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Tagged aging parents, birthdays, death, divorce, family, learning compassion, letting go, Love, marriage, Mexico, old age, relationships, resentments, self-centered, teach your children
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The Dad Plant
Thirteen years ago this September, I put my Dad in a nursing home. He was 90 and had a lot of health issues, and his doctor kept telling me there was no way I could hold a full time … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Kessler, death, green thumb, grief, grieving, nursing homes, nurturing, relationships
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