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The Seven O’Clock News
A blogger’s main nemesis is writer’s block. When it occurs and is close to one’s weekly, self-imposed deadline, a clever wordsmith keeps in his or her bag of tricks, subjects to rely upon as a last resort. In the case … Continue reading
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Protected: Sarobia: The Conclusion… Or Is It?
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Freud would have had a field day with this!
An annoying, recurring dream has been threading its way through my overnight cache of remembrances lately, in which the latter normally reviews semi-consciously, a dysfunctional, somewhat mundane existence up to now, making my memories appear glorious, hilariously outrageous. Dreams are … Continue reading
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Earliest Recollections
What’s your first—or oldest—personal recollection? Many individuals can’t remember past yesterday. Some people have short-term-memory loss, yet others are inflicted with the totally unfathomable, neurological disorders to which the elderly are unfortunately prone to getting, stripping them of any memories … Continue reading
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Tagged Broadcasting, christmas, Family, Health, Home, Memory, New Years, new york, Recall (memory), united states, WCBS-TV
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Baseball and Ballantine Beer
“In the spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love,” according to Alfred Lord Tennyson; but for this baby boomer, I’m presently thinking about baseball. Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio, and how about Phil Rizzuto on … Continue reading
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Tagged ballantine, baseball, beer, boston, bronx bombers, fall classic, mel allen, mickey mantle, new york, phil rizzuto, philadelphia, phillies, red sox, roger maris, yankees
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