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Category Archives: Experiments and Challenges
Act Your Age
I found this funny old advertisement in the August, 1941 Good Housekeeping magazine. If I could find a smart outfit like hers, sensible leather shoes included, I’d act my age too.
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Tagged flip flops aren't really sensible, it was another time, old magazines
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Next to Godliness
There is an old adage that says “cleanliness is next to Godliness.” The origins of this statement are unclear; if you think about it, it’s a binary construct. If cleanliness is next to Godliness, then is dirt of the Devil? … Continue reading
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Tagged cleaning, cleanliness, never enough time to clean
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Don’t Tell Helen
I half-heartedly planned a jaunt to Boston on Saturday, to a boutique shopping event. I made my reservation, paid the entrance fee, and starting working through the logistics in my head. A shopping trip to “the big city” was just … Continue reading
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Tagged Herman Baumer, his foot slipped, Uncle Bob was busy
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Myths About Goats
On one of my Lady Alone Traveler trips, I went to Head Tide to see the birth place of Edwin Arlington Robinson. It was a trip along roads less traveled and it only seemed like I couldn’t get there from … Continue reading
Making it Right
I’d like to say it was a perfect weekend but the pleasant brightness was momentarily blighted when I bought a double shot of espresso at one of the world’s largest coffee houses. It was a mistake, pure and simple. How … Continue reading
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Tagged coffee, consumer shenanigans, General Mills, make it right
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Lodge a Complaint!
Although I’m not a big movie goer, there are a handful that I’ve watched many times as well as a select group I’ve watched so many times, I know all of the dialogue. All About Eve comes to mind and … Continue reading
Still Stricken
Let’s meet here again after the Super Bowl. I’m still sick and I’ve got nothing to add to the internet right now. Thanks for your warm wishes!
Crumbs
One day my brother stopped over for a cup of coffee. Like most visitors, he sat at the kitchen island while I brewed up a cup. Or maybe it was a pot of tea. I offered him a cookie or … Continue reading
Oh! My Aching Back!
Just kidding. I did have fun raking yesterday, but maybe I overdid it a little bit. This elaborate raking scheme started out as a somewhat childish surprise for a friend and it’s left me …speechless. Enjoy a big old … Continue reading