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Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
Thirty Days Across the Big Pond: Part One
Thirty Dirty Days Across the Big Pond: Amsterdam High Jinx
Thirty Days Across the Big Pond: A Crash Course in Pomp and Circumstance
Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
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Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
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Thirty Dirty Days Across the Big Pond: Amsterdam High Jinx
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Another Essay That’s For The Birds
Almost like clockwork, a couple of ospreys have returned to my neck of the woods for another breeding season, although, not exactly in Andalusia yet. Usually they appear around St. Patrick’s Day, but have been arriving late for the past … Continue reading
Bad Luck Is Not Better Than No Luck At All!
Don’t know why, but Lake Luxembourg is seemingly a bad-luck spot. It started last summer, when the Cooper threw a CV joint on the way up there from Andalusia. The car fortunately limped back home at least, but had to … Continue reading
Love, Kristen: Payback
Takes more than a listing of blonde jokes to get me all fired up, Mr. Slickster. We’ve been friends for too long, and I mean that in a good sense. I’ll even contribute one about the fair-haired, mentally challenged Annie … Continue reading
Love, Kristen: Friday the Thirteenth
Triskaidekaphobia—the fear of the number thirteen—has been around for eons, dating back to the dark ages. If the number lands on a Friday, look out. It’s become a day for which to be paranoid of events that cannot be controlled. … Continue reading
Today’s Tirade: Social Media
Social media, a major part of today’s total lifestyle for those tied to the World Wide Web—users of smartphones and text-enabled cell phones—gripped this writer ostentatiously back in the antediluvian era of Usenet and IRC (Internet Relay Chat), where all … Continue reading
Today’s Tirade: Divorcing My E-mail Address
Netaxs.com When did you get your first e-mail address? Mine was back in 1995, originating at Philadelphia’s premier Internet provider: Netaxs.com, who went by the wayside in the early twenty-first century and sold out to a large conglomerate who has … Continue reading
Mike Slickster's Ramblings on the InterWebs 