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Tag Archives: New york
JUST ANOTHER SUBWAY STORY
I was recently exiting the subway when I saw the funniest thing ever. There was a fellow vaulting the turnstile. That’s nothing unusual in New York City, must happen hundreds of times a minute throughout our vast subway system. The … Continue reading
Posted in New york
Tagged anxiety, city life, EAGLE teams, Farebeating, MTA, New york, subways
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OPEN REHEARSAL AND A MATINEE
Being retired I have to think of creative ways of filling the day. Being on a fixed income makes it more of a creative pursuit. Fortunately, this being New York City there are plenty pf low-cost things to do. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged aging.retirement, classical music, humor, Lincoln Center, Movie discounts, music, New york, news, orchestra, orchestra music, reviews
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TRIP THE LIGHT FANTASTIC
I just watched the last episode of “The Deuce,” on MAX, a totally underrated show if there ever was one, perhaps because of the sordid subject matter. In the final scene Vince, played by James Franco who is in New … Continue reading
Posted in New york, Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, Brooklyn, city life, loss, Love, New york, new-york-city, travel, usa
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ADULT TOYS
I ran into a streak of work the last half of January, and realized I’d have some extra money. Not a whole lot, as Charley Varrick once said, but more than I was expecting to have. A windfall, you might … Continue reading
Posted in do-it-yourself
Tagged airbrushing, apartment living, crafts, fashion, humor, Life, lifestyle, New york, plumbing, shoes, style, work
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KEEP YOUR INTERVAL
When my therapist asks how I am feeling and I say, “Tired,” he says: “That’s not a feeling. Glad sad mad scared. Those are feelings.” Sometimes I feel happy, sometimes I feel sad, but mostly now I just feel … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Uncategorized
Tagged Covid 19, decontamination, fear, food shopping, New york, panic, safety, soclial distancing
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WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT
Yesterday evening I had just finished a volunteer shift directing trash traffic at a cultural event at the Abrons center on the Lower east Side and went down to take the train home at Delancey-Essex street station. It was a … Continue reading
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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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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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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