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My Saturday and My Wife
My wife’s on a tear today. “I have no ‘normal’ friends,” was the phrase with which she initiated the one-sided argument, while I was doing my Saturday “thing,” watching an old movie, “The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer,” as awaited … Continue reading
Not Blogging
I am not so arrogant as to apologize for “not blogging” over the past couple of days. It is remarkable to me that so many do so, as well as issue what seem to be almost mea culpas for stopping … Continue reading
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THINGS I LIKE…AND DON’T LIKE
I like oatmeal in the morning and it doesn’t have to be fancy; the store brand’ll do and with sugar. Almost any burger is good, as long as it doesn’t come from McDonald’s or the like. So-called “Foodies” annoy the … Continue reading
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Men, Women, Affairs, Marriage, Divorce, Life
I wrote a rather prolix novel in which she was the main character, Maggie I called her and the woman upon who Maggie was based abhorred that name. Maggie, in retrospect, and when we were together, was a perfectly horrible … Continue reading
Times are hard
Times are hard. Hard as nails. And nothing the pundits opine are helping. Most don’t think about the Gross Domestic Product growing, or for that matter, shrinking; or a slight decline in the unemployment rate. We hear that it’ll take … Continue reading
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