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Monthly Archives: August 2010
The Economics of “Stuff”
Each week’s haul she bore to The Happy Friendly Place, which might have been more aptly named Dragon’s Lair, and trebled, quadrupled, and octupled the prices. For awhile this worked, and The Happy Friendly Place thrived.
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Tagged cheap, dragon, generosity, kindness, middle age, middle aged, online auctions, profit, Scottish, yard sales
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Dementia and Cheese
Not having ever traveled to New York or Chicago, I don’t know if Metro-people talk to strangers — and I can understand a reluctance to do so — but in a small town, there is no such thing as a stranger. If a person is standing next to you and he’s reaching for an orange, well, then that’s reason enough to strike up a conversation. If he heads to the bananas next, then it’s time to discuss fruit salad recipes and swap diabetic relative stories.
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Tagged chatting, cheese, dementia, encouragement, Facebook, friendlieness, grocery store, middle age, middle aged, strangers
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Zorro Strikes Again at the Local Baptist Church
So this week’s funeral prodded me into translating talk into action as I dealt with the claims office for our shipping company concerning a painting that we had sent to Rive Gauche Galleries in Scottsdale, AZ. Quite fortunately, the painting arrived unscathed, probably because the frame around it took the hit from the tires that ran over the box and cracked the frame straight through.
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Tagged Baptist, church, fingernails, funeral, middle age, middle aged, Rive Gauche galleries, Zorro
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Mr. Spock Knows How to Pronounce “Exacerbate”
In addition to our ability to make memorably embarrassing comments, we all manage to mangle the pronunciation of the English language to such a degree that outsiders assume that we are first generation Norwegians and Poles, as opposed to third.
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Tagged computers, elephant, literal, middle age, middle aged, Netflix, Norwegian, Pictionary, Polish, Socrates, Spock, Star Trek
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