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Tag Archives: Family
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 Big Move, on again!
Two months back, Rosemarie and I were in the process of packing up the house and preparing to sell it and move to a smaller place. It’s a common exercise many of us our age go through when we realize … Continue reading
Posted in moving, travel
Tagged boxes, Family, GARAGE SALE, history, MEMORABELIA, memories, moving, MOVING VAN, packing, PURGING, walking, WORLDLY GOODS
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MY MYSTERY FAMILY PHOTOS
I have been going through some of those packed-away boxes we all keep stored and hidden on the top shelf of a closet. Some day, we tell ourselves, we will go through them and get them all organized…but that never … Continue reading
Posted in Dress, Family, history, lifestyle, photography, whimsy
Tagged ancestors, antique cars, Family, history, nostalgia, photo album, photographs, photos, pictures, relatives, vintage photos
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SPORTS FANS, FANATICS & FRANTICS
A few years back when I was still getting used to not setting an alarm clock, wrestling with rushhour traffic and dealing with cantankerous bosses, I found I had a lot of new free time to occupy. Given my sleeping … Continue reading
Posted in entertainment, Family, Recreation, sports
Tagged baseball, Chicago Cubs, dysfunction, Family, loyalty, Major League Baseball, playoffs, retired, sports, sports fanatics, sports fans, sports memorabilia, stress, teams, time, to-do, winning, world series
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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
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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A LECTURE
My wife is always accusing me of lecturing when I am trying to make a point. She also tells me not to point with my finger as I make the point. Well, tonight as I point to the bottom line of … Continue reading
Posted in aging, economy, Family, home, Uncategorized, work
Tagged 40lK, bills, economy, Family, finances, income, IRA, life cycles, money, Paychecks, pension, retirement, Savings, Social Security
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I WANT TO BE A BOY AGAIN
I want to be a boy again when I felt secure and taken care of and all I had to worry about was doing what I was told, trying my best at school and trying not to break anything. I … Continue reading
Posted in Family, history, home, life
Tagged boyhood, child rearing, children, dd, Family, life, peace of mind, Responsibilities, time, Worriment, youth
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A GLORIOUS DAY!
Today is May 12th. It’s not a particularly outstanding date on the calendar. I looked it up and, of course, there were some historical events that took place on this day. Here are some of the highlights: Race car driver … Continue reading
Posted in Family, history, life
Tagged adulthood, age, aging, being born, benchmark, birth, birthday, celebration, childhood, day in history, dyslexia, Family, growing older, happy birthday, history, Lifetime, senior citizen
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