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Tag Archives: Life
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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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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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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DUELING GARDENS
DUELING GARDENS As some of you have read before Danusia and I are members of the community garden up the block, the Garden of Hope. There is also the Convent Avenue Garden just up the block at the foot of … Continue reading
Posted in gentrification, New york, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, cancer, city gardens, food, friendship, gardening, Harlem, inspiration, Life, meditation
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LOOKING FOR MAMA
We did out taxes with our accountant last week, on Tuesday. Our accountant lives in Melville, Long Island. This was the second year we went out to his home to do our taxes. Before he had an office in Richmond … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, cemeteries, death of a parent, fear, grief, guilt, Life, Love, relationships, shame
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ONLY CASTLES BURNING
So I am not watching the inauguration, for what it’s worth. That’s something to think about, what it’s worth. Is it worth it to me to live with a sick feeling in my stomach, to live in fear and hatred? … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged FDR, fear, hatred, inauguration, inspiration, letting go, Life, middle age, Neil Young, observations, power, self-esteem., social security, spirit, Today, truth
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SAY HELLO (Gentrification)
I live in Hamilton Heights. That’s in Harlem, on 152nd Street. My wife and I have lived here for two years, we just signed our third lease, and our rent was bumped up another $75 a month. It could … Continue reading
Posted in gentrification, Humor
Tagged change, crossword puzzles, gentrification, Hamilton Heights, Harlem, humanity, Life, neighbors, New York Times, observations, race relations, relationships, resentment
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HOMECOMING
Last week I went back to the Pratt Institute campus for the first time in a few years. After losing the job I had there in 1977 I didn’t go back until a couple of years ago, in 2013 to … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged art, blogging, detours in life, Life, Mamorial Hall, memories, Mike's Coffee Shop, observations, Pratt Film Department, Pratt Institute campus, repair, sculpture, work
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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
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, ahses, Atlantic ocean, cremation, death, family, grieving, Life, parents, swimming
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