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Category Archives: Home
The Long Road Home
This is the long road home. I’ve only been stopped once on this road, in a Pontiac Fiero. I’ll save that story for another day, maybe some long wintry one. For everyone who reads this little blog, thanks for riding … Continue reading
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Tagged Going home, keep working, Lisbon Falls, Moxie, Moxie Festival, Riding shotgun
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The Moxie Feud
Sometimes, a blog post takes a long time to write. Most of the writing for this post, for instance, has been in my head for several months although only a few phrases had made their way into my “Reporter’s Notebook.” … Continue reading
The Moxie Book Sale
Things don’t get much better on a summer Sunday afternoon than relaxing on a “chaise lounge” with a good book. I think “chaise lounge” is French for “rest and relaxation.” It’s easy to set up the chair or chaise lounge … Continue reading
Do Not Disturb
When we are growing up, we see our parents as parents. We may see them this way our entire lives and that is rightly so. They will always be our parents. Sometimes, I still see my parents as rigid disciplinarians. … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversary, Helen Baumer, Herman Baumer, Motel Four, parents as people
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Mowing The Lawn
When I got home on Saturday, I noticed the lawn was long. We’ve had a lot of rain and the grass just keeps on growing. I asked my father if he would like me to mow the lawn; after all, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dad, Lawn mowers, Losing a parent, Memorial Day
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If The Shoe Fits
If you’re about my age, it’s possible you watched a CBS Television production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella.” It was first broadcast in 1957; it was remade by CBS in 1965 and broadcast 8 times through 1974. I watched the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cinderella, dreams, Jim Baumer, King of Winter Carnival '51, Moxie, Rodgers and Hammerstein
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Margaret Makes Toast of the Jinx
A few weeks ago, Uncle Bob accused me of jinxing the Red Sox, our neighbor Margaret was upset about it, and I had to crawl into a rain barrel. One detail I left out was the fact that on Sunday … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Valentine, good neighbors, home, Jared Saltalamacchia, King of Winter Carnival '51, Red Sox, Uncle Bob
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Julie Jinxes The Red Sox
On Saturday night, I stopped over to Uncle Bob’s to give him some Dorinny corn I wanted him to plant. It’s organic corn from way up north at Wood Prairie Farm in Bridgewater, Maine. He seemed agreeable and he said … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball, Bobby Valentine, home, lettuce, perfect game, Red Sox, Uncle Bob, Yankees, Yogi Berra
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Helen Help Us!
I know I should be writing about tomatoes, lettuce, or napping. It’s Easter Sunday. It’s also my mother’s birthday and since she has finally decided I could write about her on this blog, I’ve spent more than a few hours … Continue reading
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Tagged being organized, Helen, home, Saint Helen of Immaculata, Zig Ziglar
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