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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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SOME OF MY FAVORITE THINGS
I like shopping at Whole Foods. It’s clean; they have a good variety of stuff that’s unheard of at the local Key Food or C-Town. I’ve been shopping there since the first store opened in Union Square in 2001. I … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged Amazon, blogging, city living, Fairway, food, modern life, observations, pricing, shopping, shrinkage, Target, Trader Joe's, truth, Whole Foods
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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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ELECTION DAY
Last Tuesday morning I reported for work at the school on Amsterdam Avenue I was assigned to for the election. This time I knew what to do and found my table and box and set it up in no time. … Continue reading
Posted in New york, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, citizenship, civic duty, DiBlasio, election day, Harlem, humor, launguage, New york, observations, relationships, voting
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MY LIFE IN THE MOVIES
Film Forum is running a series called “Ford to City-Drop Dead. N.Y. in the ‘70s.” It’s 44 films so I won’t name them, I’ll just say I’ve seen most of them, and most of them on the big screen … Continue reading
Posted in Crime in NYC, gentrification, New york, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, change, Frank Waters, Mean Streets, Movies, New york, observations, The FrenchConnection, truth
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LONG LINES, DOLPHINS AND A ROGUE WAVE
It’s beach season again and we’ve been to Rockaway twice in a week. The plan Sunday was to catch the 9:30 NYC ferry from Pier 11 at the foot of Wall Street. We were supposed to leave at 8 but … Continue reading
Posted in New york, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged beach party, dolphins, humor, long lines, neighbors, New york, NYC Ferry, observations, Rockaway beach, Rockaway ferry, Summer, travel
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INSIDE THE GARDEN OF CATS
A couple of months ago we learned that the garden of cats is actually called Hope Garden, and we were invited to join for this season if we wished. There is a guy, Juan who is the president of the … Continue reading
Posted in gentrification, Humor, New york, Uncategorized
Tagged cats, city gardens, Garden Of Hope, grow your own vegetables, Hamilton Heights, humor, neighbors, observations, urban farming
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NICE SHOES, J.B.
In the winter of 1981-82 I dated a girl named Tegan, who had a sister named Sian. They talked to each other every day, and sometimes I was present. Somewhere in those daily conversations one would inevitably ask the other, … Continue reading
Posted in New york, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Daily News, grief, inspiration, Jimmy Breslin, Love, New York Newsday, observations, Ronnie Eldridge, shoes, truth, writing
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CALL THE WATER DEPARTMENT
Actually I called 311, to report a leak. That was Saturday, after spotting a leak in the street on my way to do the laundry very early in the morning. I like to get there early so I don’t have … Continue reading
PLUMBING PROBLEMS
A couple of weeks ago my friend Joyce called me about the dripping faucet in her kitchen. I told her that would be no problem, I could take care of it and I’d come over. I’ve fixed dozens of dripping … Continue reading