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Category Archives: Current Events
husband socks
When I was little, I wanted to marry a horse. Specifically, a little white pony named Snowball that I rode every Friday during an hour-long lesson at the Windy Hill Riding Academy in Library, PA. It didn’t matter that Snowball … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, The Formative Years
Tagged confirmation bias, helf, marry a horse, rachel dolezal, ugly socks
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baby eels
In January, I had to go to Madrid for work. And when I say work, I mean work. Early in the morning until late at night, and no time to see the city itself. But I wanted to do something … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged Casa Botin, Casa Lucio, food poisoning, Madrid, stupid tax
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911 Revisited
The summer immediately after 911, my niece came to visit me in Connecticut, and we hopped on Metro North and rode south into the city. We only had a few hours, there was a lot to see, and I was … Continue reading
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Tagged 911, Empire State Skyline Tour, Inappropriate Laughter, Twin Towers
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office space
When our offices were based in Florida, I lived in the Corporate Condo, and whenever the CEO and COO would come into town, once or twice a month, they would stay at the condo with me. Since I don’t do … Continue reading
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musings of an ex-volunteer firefighter
This can alternately be titled “musings of a retired volunteer firefighter.” Either way, it gives me a feeling of accomplishment to say it like that, like I actually served as a firefighter in a meaningful capacity, and didn’t just run away … Continue reading
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Tagged buxton, fire, firefighter, firemen, outer banks, rescue one, turnout gear, volunteer fire department
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oh, the joys of online dating, part II
Today you will come along with me as I review my Daily Matches. Bachelor #1: As if the scary scowl wasn’t enough to scare me away, he smokes daily and does Civil War Reinactments Who smokes? Who does Civil War Reinactments? Plus, he never drinks. How … Continue reading
(just gonna) stand there and watch me burn
Show and Tell, according to Wikipedia, is the process of showing an audience something and telling them about it, and is usually done in a classroom as an early elementary school technique for teaching young children the skills of public … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, The Formative Years
Tagged fire, fire drill, firemen, kindergarten, Liddle Kiddles, show and tell
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oh the joys of online dating
Every morning, Match.com sends me my seven daily matches. Are they kidding? Who exactly is doing the matching? With the gems I find in my box, I have to seriously question the ability of whoever is doing the matching to … Continue reading
how to win friends and influence children
When I go home to my parent’s house for Christmas, I stay in my old bedroom. All my old stuff is in there, I like the bed, and it’s just … my room. Unfortunately, there is also some sort of … Continue reading
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