Did I catch your attention with the title? In fact, I spent part of Sunday trying to trace a possible leak that might be coming from the toilet. Now, since I am a renter, why would I invest my time in detecting a leak? Because, she replies promptly, I received my water bill and it […]
I heard about something today that got my blood seething and I am concerned by that sense of seething. JPMorgan Chase (a major bank here in the United States) conducted an internal employee survey designed to gauge employee satisfaction. Well and good. Any large organization that I have worked with does this, from the private […]
I am a traditionalist and yet fell madly in love with this raucous rendition – crank up the volume!
We’re reving up for the 4th of July, the U.S.A.’s Independence Day. Went to see the movie, “America.” The tag description is “What would the world be like without America?” I knew nothing about the film other than that tagline. It presents the two images of America: Oppressor or Liberator. Still thinking about it, which […]
Saturday, after the Flag Day ceremony, I went to our local Farmer’s Market with my friend, Maureen B. We sauntered up and down the rows, eying lavish displays of produce, gawking at the size of radishes and Walla Walla Sweet Onions (just for you, Kanzen!). They looked as though they’d been exposed to nuclear radiation […]
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It was dark with that dawn chill as I walked to my car, with light just possibly gracing the sky, stars fading, utter quiet, the grass wet with early morning dew, soft sounds of birds just waking, requiring headlights still as I pulled out of the space and began…
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This was a week for the topic of good and honorable men, the need for them and the recognition of just how badly such men are needed. This post is long overdue. Back in December 2012, when I first began this blog, I drafted a post on how men…
If you haven’t been paying attention, you should be. Iraq is falling to a group commonly referred to as ISIS or ISIL. That’s an acronym for Islamic State in Iraq and/or Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant. So far, two major cities have fallen and ISIS is on the march towards Baghdad. They are […]
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A Father, Daughter & a Dog story by Catherine Moore “Watch out! You nearly broad sided that car!” My father yelled at me. Those words hurt worse than blows. I turned my head toward the elderly man in the seat beside me, daring me to challenge him. A lump…
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A friend sent me this poem by “Anonymous” and it has grown its own urban legend. The man could be from anywhere and the story changes, some versions have a woman, some have him here in the States and others in Australia. He could be from anywhere and still…
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