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Author Archives: Marc Kuhn
OLD TOOLS
I had in my hand today a hammer that has been in my toolbox for as long as I can remember having a toolbox. And before my toolbox, it was in my father’s toolbox. And, given the hammer’s appearance, I … Continue reading
THE BLOCK IS ON!
I’ve had writer’s block before but never this bad. It’s like my curiosity got up and left for a winter vacation. I thought about rewriting the U.S. Constitution since so many people in Washington are having so much trouble understanding … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, communication, creativity, Indie Publishing, WRITING
Tagged author, blog posting, blogging, creativity, publishing, self-publisher, self-publishing, writer's block, writers, writing
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Happy Valentine’s Day!
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Tagged caring, couple, love, lovers' holiday, passion, valentine
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I WANT TO BE A BOY AGAIN
Last week my wife and I received the second of the two injections of the Covid-19 vaccine. We had to drive two hours for both the first and second shots. We would have driven much farther if we had to. … Continue reading
CAPITOL
When I moved to Washington, D.C. in 1969, my wife and I had been married a little under two years. She was pregnant with our daughter. My body, meanwhile, was bursting with a different kind of excitement. I had a … Continue reading
OH HENRI!
Just a quick note about Henri..see my posting for October 7. After a month-plus of our new parakeet (Henri) getting used to Rosemarie and me sticking our faces up to the side of his “house” and attempting to communicate simple … Continue reading
THE GREAT CRAB CAKE CAPER
There they were, positioned on the prestigious eye-level shelf in the freezer right next to the fresh seafood counter. I see them there every week when I’m at the supermarket and every week I think about putting a box in … Continue reading
Posted in communication, consumerism, diet, food
Tagged consumerism, cooking, deceptive packaging, food, packaging, shopping, supermarket
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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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