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Author Archives: Marc Kuhn
OUT ON A YULE LIMB!
The day has finally come. I would have never believed it was possible. If you have visited ‘round these parts of the Internet at this time of the year you may have the slightest memory of the annual debate my … Continue reading
Posted in holiday, lifestyle, Uncategorized
Tagged argument, Artificial Christmas Tree, Christmas, Christmas tree, debate, decorations, tradition
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The Holidays go Viral
This is a bizarre holiday season that is unlike any we have ever experienced. The coronavirus presents a formidable Scrooge and we have no choice but to utter bah humbug in agreement. Rosemarie and I, as the senior members of … Continue reading
Posted in Family, holiday
Tagged Christmas, Christmas tree, Coronavirus, Covid19, gifts, holidays, traditions, travel, virus
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Thank you Bill The Dog
I’ve put off writing this particular posting. The topic is not a happy one. In fact, I’ll make the assumption that many of you have gone through the same experience. And that is, having to put down your pet dog … Continue reading
Posted in aging, animal life, death, Family, pets
Tagged aging, blindness, death of a pet, dog, Maltest, panting, pets, vet, vetinarian
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WELCOME HENRI!
Since we moved last January, Rosemarie’s interest in birds has taken flight, pun intended. There is a bountiful supply of her feathered friends to watch because our new home backs up on a reserve. This is an area of land … Continue reading
Posted in animal life, Family, home, pets
Tagged Birds, Budgie, Caged Animals, Family Pets, Parakeet, pet
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PLACES TO GO, PEOPLE TO MEET, THOUGHTS TO THINK
If there is ever some kind of sophisticated review of my works I am confident that the term, “profound,” will be noticeably absent. That said, here’s a summer rerun of a little ditty that I wrote. It appeared here on … Continue reading
Posted in aging, communication, creativity, death, Issues, social, whimsy
Tagged daydreams, imagination, moving on, people, philosophy, places, random thoughts, road, things to do, thoughts, time, travel, zen
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$$$
So there’s this wheelchair, the one that sits in the bedroom waiting to see if the paralysis I suffered after a fall and subsequent spinal surgery last May returns and forces me to give up my walker and take a … Continue reading
Posted in health, medical
Tagged doctor bills, health care, insurance, medical, medicare, wheelchair
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The Pope’s Stone, Retooled
Finally! I get to check off one of the older items on my To-Do List! Eight years ago I published my first attempt at writing an adult novel. It was titled THE POPE’S STONE and while any writer’s first novel … Continue reading
Posted in history, Indie Publishing, self-publishing, Uncategorized, WRITING
Tagged books, Civil War, history, Journals, Pope, Single mom, Vietnam, Washington Monument, writing, writing fiction, young love
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FEET DON’T LEAVE ME
I got to wondering last week how many walkers must be out there in our world these days? Yeah, I know…weird! I had just taken delivery of a new one while I was in the hospital last week. I joined … Continue reading
Posted in health, Uncategorized
Tagged balance, disabled, handicapped, healing, walker, walking
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Roach
I have come to respect the impressive ability the cockroach has to follow me wherever I go. No, I am not kidding. Cockroaches have lived in every house I have lived in. I guess I should be flattered that they appreciate … Continue reading
Posted in animal life, environment, Uncategorized, whimsy
Tagged bug spray, exterminator, household problems, insects, roaches
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MAMA SAID
I suspect most mothers have a few words or phrases they repeatedly toss out from the pages of their childrearing playbook. Early on as toddlers, “please” and “thank you” were coaxed out of us anytime someone gave us something. The … Continue reading
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Marc Kuhn
