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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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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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PANHANDLING
One thing about Florida…it’s flat. If you wish to tell your lover you will swim any ocean or climb any mountain, this is not the state in which to declare such devotion. Yes, there is plenty of ocean, but nary … Continue reading
Posted in environment, Recreation, travel, weather
Tagged Beach, college students, Florida, Florida Panhandle, hurricane, hurricane michael, Panama City Beach, road trip, spring break, storm, travel, volleyball, wildlife, wildlife habitat, wind, woods woodlands
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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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Road Trip
I am on the road, up north again in the state of Pennsylvania. We are attending a niece’s wedding. On Sunday we head for the town of Margate on the New Jersey shore. But for right now we are far, … Continue reading
Posted in travel
Tagged Carlisle, Civil War, Pennsylvania, Revolutionary War, road trip, travel
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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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BITTER BITTER
It was cold. How cold? It makes no matter how cold once it reaches a certain depth. You feel it in your bones. Your blood thickens to syrup and your cheek bones, never really felt before, now tingle with pin-like … Continue reading
Posted in environment, Family, travel, weather
Tagged bitter cold, Christmas, cold, Family, Florida, friends, holiday, ice, Pennsylvania, presents, temperature, travel, weather, winter
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DO NOT DISTURB…ON A CRUISE!
Well, hello from the middle of the Caribbean Ocean. I’m on the last day of a week’s cruise and while my thinking chair is back home, I did find a deck chair that temporarily served the purpose. So I got … Continue reading
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Tagged Caribbean, crowds, cruiing, cruise ship, excursions, ocean, sunrise, travel, vacation
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WEATHERING SOUTH FLORIDA
Well well well, winter has subtly descended upon South Florida…at least for a day or so. Our nighttime temps fell into the 60’s. I rev’d up the heater last night just to take the edge off the slight nip in … Continue reading