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Lingering
A winter poem I sliked. Maybe my readers will also. Lingering.
Is It Big?
A real estate agent told me, “Sixteen hundred feet is pretty small,” when discussing our house. She was quite matter-of-fact about it. Without thinking too much, I agreed with her. (We are, in fact, looking for a larger home.) After … Continue reading
Writing Down Rules
Honor your parents: that’s a rule, right? And don’t kill or steal or tell lies to hurt someone. Good rules, all written down for us. Growing up, I had some unwritten rules by which to abide: don’t talk back to … Continue reading
Our Discontented Winter
The refrigeration business slows down in winter. It’s the time when we catch up on household chores, take a vacation and spend quiet time together. This year, though, it seems to have become a winter of discontent. We have begun shopping … Continue reading
Curly Hair
It seems to be a part of the human makeup to want to change or improve upon whatever we have, no matter how wonderful. The grass is always greener and all that. Women with dark hair bleach it blonde, blondes … Continue reading
Stupid Machines
This generation of people has come to rely on electronic machines, especially computerized ones, to the nth degree. Machines are stupid. That is, they cannot think and the people who program them make mistakes, so the machines are “showing a … Continue reading
Posted in Short Takes on Life
Tagged Albert Einstein quote, blue screen, computer technology, gullible, idiot, Luddite, reliable machines, technophobia
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The Fantastic Elevator Ride
I am continually amazed by children, especially the way they perceive the world. I envy them, for the most part, and often find myself emulating them. To disregard the admonition of the adult in me, often makes life fun. One … Continue reading
Posted in Short Takes on Life
Tagged attitude, elevator malfunction, fit of giggles, Hebrew, Israel, memorable mishap
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Affordable Food
Here it is Thanksgiving again in America, a time of feasting, football and family. We just returned from a fabulous tour of Israel, where we were immersed in the history and culture for two weeks. When we left, the lighted … Continue reading
Posted in Short Takes on Life
Tagged Affordable food, appreciation, Cheap food, expensive dining, inexpensive, Israeli food, Middle Eastern food
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Seeing the World
When travelling, one meets people from all around the world. If a person interacts with them, he can learn things. As always and in all situations, one must be aware this is a singular person representing a culture of millions … Continue reading
One Man’s Logic
Men have a reputation for being the more logical sex, women being the intuitive ones but ofttimes driven or at least heavily influenced by emotion. Sometimes I think I am more logical than most. Other times the reason of logic … Continue reading
Posted in Short Takes on Life
Tagged affordable health care, Disney cruises, illogical logic, Obamacare, Sebastian
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