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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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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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SAY WHAT?
Writer’s Digest is one of the more influential magazines in the book writing industry. If you take writing seriously you already have, or should have, a subscription. What I like about Writer’s Digest is that it is one of the few … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, communication, creativity, Indie Publishing, self-publishing, Uncategorized, WRITING
Tagged advice, book, competition, contest, feedback, judges, love story, review, romnce, Writer's Digest, writing
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THE NEW ORWELLIAN AGE
If you attended high school in the USA there is a very good chance you had to read a book called “1984” by George Orwell. It’s always been pretty much a basic read for high schoolers. I don’t know … Continue reading
Posted in communication, computers, consumerism, lifestyle, media, privacy
Tagged Big Brother, Cameras, eavsdropping, Echo Dot, freedom, George Orwell, Hp, iMac, Ink, printer, privacy, Toilets
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DAMN SPELL-CHECK…FULL SPEED AHEAD!
Nowadays, I describe myself as a writer. Before I retired, most of my life I wore labels like broadcaster, program director, marketing director, executive, or manager. The trouble with the writer label is that I do not live up to … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, communication, computers, creativity, Indie Publishing, WRITING
Tagged accuracy, author, blogging, correcting, d, grammar, manuscripts, mistakes, pride, proofing, publishing, self-publishing, spelling, typos, writing
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MOMENTS OF TRUTH
Truth be told, lots of us have trouble telling the truth. I admit it, I’ve passed along a few white lies here and there. It’s usually when I turn down an invitation to something I don’t wish to attend. No doubt … Continue reading
Posted in communication, creativity, Indie Publishing, media, self-publishing, Uncategorized, work, WRITING
Tagged books, confrontation, critiique, feedback, lies, prooof, readng, review, truth, writing
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MY ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY “CORRECTION”
Originally Posted on May 27, 2017 by Marc Kuhn Many Americans routinely spend their three-day holiday weekends with family, sometimes traveling or just gathering for a special meal or picnic. Many others go shopping because retailers looovvvvveee to run sales during … Continue reading
Posted in communication, history, SERIOUSLY
Tagged cemeteries, Civil War, death, Family gatherings, flag, holiday, Korean War, Memorial Day, patriotism, Picnics, Red White and Blue, sales, tradition, veterans, Vietnam War, war, world war I, World War II
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I GOT A NEW OLD PHONE!
I got a new phone. It is not quite the experience of getting a new car, although for younger folks I suppose it is based on the amount of time and money they spend on their phones. My purchase, however, was a … Continue reading
Posted in aging, communication, media
Tagged apps, captain kirk, cell phone, communications, gadgets, i phone, lifestyle, phone, phone cost, retirement, self-publisher, star trek, technology, writing
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