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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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SETTLING IN
It is just about three months since we moved into our new home. I think Rosemarie and I are finally feeling settled in, despite a lengthy list of tasks still waiting to be done. But the word, “home” has become … Continue reading
THE BIG MOVE…FINAL EPISODE
Well finally! Mission accomplished. It’s all over except the unpacking. That, I’m afraid, will be going on for some time. But everything that was there…is now here. The new home (that’s it pictured above, #3) is warm, welcoming and instantly … Continue reading
Posted in aging, economy, environment, home, lifestyle, moving, Uncategorized
Tagged home, moving, packing, real estate, transition, unpacking
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TIME FOR A LITTLE MR. R
There is a function on Apple computers, at least it’s on my iMac, that is called “Force Quit.” It is similar to the old combo of “Control-Alt-Delete” found on most PCs. I really like Force Quit (FQ) because it takes no … Continue reading
Posted in Issues, lifestyle, politics
Tagged demonstrations, evil, force quit, human traits, immigrtation, mr. rogers, peace, politics, Shootings, social wellbeing, state of the world, terrorists, time-out, Tom Hanks
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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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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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WHAT DREAMS WERE MADE OF
I do not remember where I was on November 25, 1946. Afterall, I was only a few months past my first birthday. But thanks to my dad’s sense of history he put away that week’s edition of LIFE Magazine, its … Continue reading
Posted in aging, consumerism, Family, lifestyle
Tagged American Dream, economy, Family Dream, history, household goods, Life Magazne, Material goos, nostalgia, photographs, Post World War II
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TIME SPIRALS
I’ve had little time of late to simply settle into my thinking chair on the back patio and ponder whatever comes to mind. The big move we are undertaking has kept me busy filling boxes and checking off items on a … Continue reading
The 4th Remembered…
Bam! Just like that, half the year is gone and it’s already July 4th. I do not remember most July 4ths. After all, they are reasonably redundant. At many of them I am sure I attended a picnic or backyard … Continue reading
Posted in entertainment, history, holiday, lifestyle, Recreation, travel, whimsy
Tagged celebration, Declaration of Indepdendence, fireworks, holiday, July 4th, marching bands, music, parade, patriatism, Picnics, usa
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