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Best Story of the Week…August 22
It’s a drizzly day as I head back home from my run. A pretty girl in her 30s is standing under the eave of a brownstone perusing her phone, smartly staying dry. She looks great in jeans with an opened … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Fashion, humor, media, New York City, shopping, women
Tagged fashionistas, J. Crew Factory Outlet, J. Crew Womens, observations, running in Central Park
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Random Cuteness
I’m tooling home from Whole Foods behind a double stroller, the mom turtling as if she has all day. Finally managing to pass her, I peer into the kid’s version of a limo to find two tiny Asian girls perched … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Culture, Family, Fashion, humor, kids, New York City, parents
Tagged fashion models, Hallmark Moments, Twin baby girls, young moms
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Jeffrey Epstein Pantangeli
Frank Pantangeli, for those of you who aren’t Godfather 2 fans, after being coaxed, slit his wrists in a bathtub so he wouldn’t have to testify against his cronies in court. First of all, I’m not fond of controversial posts … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, humanity, internet, media, men, Politics, sex, writing
Tagged Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein, Godfather 2, Jeffrey Epstein, John Waters and Divine, The New York Post
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Dolly Parton On The 6 Train
You just never know who’ll you see toolin’ round New York, or in this case, who you thought you saw. I have distance glasses I never wear, honing the art of squinting just seeing enough to kind of identify what’s … Continue reading
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Sentimental History
There are so many poignant stories that aren’t mainstream, reminding us that we all possess humanity in one way or another. I’d like to share eight tender tales of lore, five about U.S. Presidents. Theodore Roosevelt wore a ring with … Continue reading
Posted in Books, creative writing, Culture, Family, humanity, Love, media, men, New York City, Politics, violence, words, writing
Tagged American History, Robert F. Kennedy 1968, The sinking of the Titanic, U.S. Presidents
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Best Story Of The Week…August 8
I’m in a doctor’s office seated across from a pretty preteen reading a hardcover book. I’m pleased by this since, rather than glued to a phone, she’s immersed in a page. She’s still waiting when I’m about to leave, so … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Culture, Family, History, humanity, humor, inspiration, internet, kids, New York City, readng, words, writing
Tagged Hardcover books over Kindle, love of reading, Nancy Drew Books, summer reading, The Public Library
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There’s a Mouse in the House
I can’t kill anything. Somewhere in me lives a Quaker who feels even ants have their constitutional rights. Yesterday it started with a waterbug I was attempting to relocate. I flush them, figuring, they must be Olympic swimmers given their … Continue reading
Posted in animals, creative writing, food, humor, nature, New York City
Tagged Being a Quaker, Bobby Kennedy, Cats as mousers, mice, PETA, Waterbugs
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When Men Are Men
It’s 4 A.M. on a Friday morning, as I head to a very early job. The city, though quieter to be sure, is anything but asleep, especially where the trains are concerned. As a true blue New Yorker, I’m not … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, grace, Gratitude, humanity, inspiration, men, New York City, Women and men, words, writing
Tagged Good men, New York City, Out of Africa Isak Dinesen, riding the New York subway
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