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FRIENDLY RIVER MUSIC
It was in the planning stages for almost two years, our trip to Maine. We were invited almost two years ago by Charles’ mother Charlene to come up and tell stories. More specifically, she wanted Danusia to do her one … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Music, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged family, Friendly River Fretted Instruments, humor, in-laws, kayaking, Maine, Osipee River., performance, relationships, storytelling, The Moth, writing
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THE BATTLE FOR FOLDING TABLE SUPREMACY
Yesterday was laundry day for me, and I planned accordingly; leaving our apartment at just a few minutes past 7AM to beat the crowd. I usually go on Saturdays, but I couldn’t get it together to get out … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, anxiety, apartment living, city life, family, frustration, laundry, New york
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BACK IN THE USSA
I wanted to call this post “They got dogshit too,” but I’ve grown less prone to be shocking (or vulgar) in my old age. So a pun on the old Beatles song will have to suffice. Years ago, in 1980 … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, architecture, cold war, communisim, family, food, hotels, humor, Poland, Soviet Era, Trams, transportation, travel, Warsaw
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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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Five Computer Family
There are only two of us, well three, if you count the cat, but only my wife counts the cat, and the cat doesn’t use the computer (despite my urging to “write or get out” as a prerequisite of … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, family, humor, iPad, iPhone, relationships, writing
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