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Is Nature Hoarding?
While out for my run, my lone Civil Liberty still intact, I saw a pack of raccoons. Usually it’s one or two, but today, they were all out as if it were family day. Now I do tend to over … Continue reading
Pandammit
I feel as if I’m doing time. Whenever I manage a modicum of peace, another cement shoe falls. We’ve been sheltered-in-place here in the state of New York that apparently, is in quite a state with more residents coming down … Continue reading
Couple’a Cats Sittin Around Talkin
I’m here with Patrick the Cat, listening to the news. We often have coffee together after finding him patrolling the hallway like a furry Pinkerton Guard. This morning he was playing with a waterbug the size of a hockey puck … Continue reading
Yoga Boy
The first time I saw him, I thought he was dead. I was in full flight, at 6 a.m. before coming to a full stop. When I approached him, we both jumped. “Oh, you’re okay,” I say, grateful I didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Culture, fitness, humanity, humor, inspiration, nature, New York City, words
Tagged Central Park, Our Latino Working Force, Urban Yoga, Yoga Poses
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Guys and Dolls
It’s President’s Day as I’m about to run, so the Park still bathed in twilight is pretty deserted, except for me and a large raccoon about to cross the road. We both stop at the same time waiting for the … Continue reading
A Spring Rain
It was a misty drizzle when I went for my run, Mother Nature looking as though she was just in her slip. The temperature, in the high 40s, gave a glimpse of what’s to come, urging me to be hopeful, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Culture, Faith, grace, History, humanity, inspiration, nature, Politics, words, writing
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Believing in an afterlife, Bill Hicks, Robert Kennedy
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Bud and Lou
I have two new men in my life, Bud and Lou, yes, named after Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, and they too, could take their act on the road. The only difference is, they’re Irish Setters rather than paid comedians, … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Culture, fitness, humor, nature, New York City, writing
Tagged Abbott and Costello, Central Park at Dawn, dog owners, Who's On First
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Men Who Shed
I’ve met the Dom Deluise of dogs with a matching owner. A Saint Bernard named Benny with a tongue that could stretch to Pittsburgh, and a coat, coating the park like white and brown confetti, is loping alongside me. You … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Cinema, grace, humanity, humor, nature, New York City, words
Tagged Dogs in Central Park, Dom Deluise, Funny encounters, Nick at Nite, Saint Bernards
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Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, and Ike.
It’s still dark entering the Park, when I see an array of lights darting against the predawn sky. As I get closer, I see it’s a Pitbull with a collar made up of Christmas lights. Ike is his name belonging … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Culture, humanity, humor, inspiration, Love, men, nature, New York City, war
Tagged animal adoption, animal rescue, Christmas 2019, NY Billy Crew Inc., The Dogs of Central Park, Vietnam Veterans
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Famous Last Words
Speaking of the dead… I always wonder if the person taking flight knows, and if so, how? Does someone who went before only you can see, come to escort you? Is it like in the film, Heaven Can Wait, when … Continue reading
Posted in alcohol, creative writing, Faith, humanity, humor, internet, Love, nature, travel, words
Tagged Believing i an afterlife, Famous last words, Film Heaven Can Wait, Life after death, Steve Jobs, Visitations
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