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Category Archives: death
THE GREAT MOVE…HALFWAY THERE
If you have been following Marc’s Blog since mid-summer you may have caught one of my postings on “The Big Move.” After 23 years in our current house, Rosemarie and I decided to uproot ourselves and become pioneers in the … Continue reading
UP IN SMOKE!
First, a Hurricane Dorian Update since it was the topic of my last posting…Lucky us, we may have dodged a bullet as the latest tracking has Dorian heading north. This means we will not get the brunt of the storm, … Continue reading
Posted in consumerism, death, health, history, lifestyle, media, Uncategorized
Tagged advertising, breathing, cancer, cigarettes, congestion, coughing, culture, health, history, lung cancer, medical, nicotine, smoking, tobacco
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MOM & DAD …GOTTA LOVE ‘EM…GOTTA MISS ‘EM!
*** A note to my fellow indie-authors/publishers follows this post *** As a parent your main mission is to raise your children so that they become caring and contributing people in society and the bonus you hope for is that … Continue reading
Posted in aging, death, Family, home
Tagged age, Bowties, childhood, children, death, elderly, Family, Fathers, growing up, home, love, memories, mothers, nostalgia, Parentling, parents, respect, retirement, senior citizen, Tachcometers, Wisdom
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JUST FOR THRILLS
When you are young you are willing to try almost anything. As you age and witness the consequences of various actitivites, you have the tendency to be less willing. What is the tipping point for you when it comes to … Continue reading
Posted in death, entertainment, Recreation
Tagged Airplane, birthday, celebration, free-falling, happy birthday, jump from plane, jumping, parachute, parachuting, rip cord, risk, risk taking, sky dive, thrill, thrill seeking
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FAMILY MATTERS…THE BROTHER ISSUE
Just a quick note first… WordPress, like so many Internet services, has to constantly look for ways to implement things that disrupt your work. In this posting you may notice some words are highlighted and have turned into hyperlinks. I … Continue reading
Posted in death, Family, home, Uncategorized
Tagged Brothers, childhood, Closure, Family, Friendships, Homelife, relationships, siblings
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MY ANNAPOLIS
So let me take this space to tell you briefly about my Annapolis, Maryland. Its famous, picturesque habor is displayed on a large lithograph that hangs on one of the walls in my house. Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay are … Continue reading
Posted in death, politics, travel
Tagged America, Annapolis, boating, Habor, Naval Academy, sailing, Seafood, Seatown, Small Town, travel, waterway
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DRIVE, SHE SAID!
Today I drove for about half an hour with Rosemarie over in the passenger seat. Now, that may not sound unusual, especially because it was the norm for some 45 years or so…but not no more. The most I drive … Continue reading
Posted in communication, death, travel
Tagged accident, automobile safety, Carrie Underwood, cars, driving, drving when sleepy, highway alerts, highways, I-95, Jesus Take The Wheel, sleep disorder, sleeping, traffic, travel
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My Trip
My trip to Pennsylvania last week featured one of the heaviest late-March snow storms in the State’s history. Leave it to me, a totally converted Floridian, to wind up in a northern whiteout while it was probably in the high … Continue reading
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THE GREAT SURGERY, Update #3
I went in the hospital early early Tuesday morning and I came home Friday midday. In-and-out, go home. I like it that way. I had some initial therapy and advisories about the normal things like no lifting, twisting or bending … Continue reading →