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Stop That Dog
This is a great story. It was right when Petco opened when a young Pitt mix ran from the store. It was one of their adoption days when the ASPCA arrives in a van with a group of their 4-legged … Continue reading
Did You Know…Quirky Facts
The singer Bobby Darrin dying at 37 after open-heart surgery suffering from a heart condition his whole life, left his body to science. On D-Day, June 6, 1945, facing Omaha Beach, soldiers used condoms to cover their rifle barrels to … Continue reading
Easter People
The original piece with this title was deleted. I felt it was not uplifting nor appropriate. Thank you for the readers who left comments. They were very appreciated. I wish everyone celebrating Easter a peaceful one. Susannah
Things I Love…Ten Years Later
How different I saw the world in 2016. The things that enchanted me then seem so frivolous now. If nothing else, age brings clarity. Quality verses quantity. Health over wealth. I love being still in … Continue reading
A Wright Brothers Sunday
Orville and Wibur Wright, the two brothers who in 1903 pioneered aviation with their handmade seaplane the Kitty Hawk now at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, never worked on a Sunday, observing what the Bible calls the Sabbath. … Continue reading
Walking Down Fifth
Fifth Avenue can be cold with snapping winds, but not today, good news since I so love to stroll, the true flaneur that I am. It’s French for idle saunterer…one who walks unhurried. Yes, that’s me, the strolling … Continue reading
Life On The Train
The city is tense, no question. You feel it everywhere especially after being told to be on terrorist alert. What I admire most about New Yorkers is, no matter what, we just keep going. I’m on the 6 train coming … Continue reading
What Got My Attention
Four quotes; two singers, two writers, one baseball player. When you hit a wall, just kick it in…Patti Smith You’ve got to learn to leave the table when love’s no longer being served…Nina Simone L.A. was a sunny place for … Continue reading
When You Want To Smack Mother Nature
It feels as if I’m trapped in a snow globe, or under house arrest since the city is paralyzed. I keep staring out the window looking for a sign of life that’s as still as a Currier and Ives … Continue reading
Bookends
I’m across the street watching a man throw away books. He’s stacking them like a pulp tower while his young son watches. I don’t know what bothers me more, tossing them or teaching his kid it’s an okay thing … Continue reading



