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Category Archives: Just Writing
Granny’s Bonnet
I admire people who spring to life on Monday morning with at least a thousand words flowing from their nimble typing fingers. That would not be me today. I’ve got nothing to say. The flowers must do the talking. Granny’s … Continue reading
A Spartan Existence
Is there any topic not covered by Wikipedia? Even a “Sunday Drive” is defined; according to this source, I now know Henry Ford was an early advocate of leisurely motoring because it led to the sale of automobiles. After a … Continue reading
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Tagged Happy motoring, no pun intended, RV's, Spartan trailers, Sunday drives
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Now There’s a Story
Whoosh…and the weekend is gone. A bunch of stories accumulated over the last 48 hours but I’m running late this morning. Please accept my apologies. I’ll post the story of the stories later today or tomorrow or Friday.
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Tagged caldrea dish soap, can washing dishes save your life?, what's your story?
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Go, Johnny, Go!
When I moved home to Maine, I knew things were going to be different. It was three hours to Boston instead of one. Sure, there was Portland! Portland! Portland! But life north of Maine’s premier city is simpler and I … Continue reading
The Longest Night of the Year
Yesterday was the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. Last night was, therefore, the longest night of the year; a good night to pull out A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens and mull on things. Earlier in the … Continue reading
I Save Things
Yesterday, I watched a video by a gentleman named Gary Vaynerchuk. He was one of the judges in the recent Miss America pageant. He’s also an entrepreneur and has monetized his personality and his passion into a successful social media … Continue reading
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Tagged do what you love, Gary Vaynerchuk, leaving a legacy
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Ahead of Schedule
My moving odyssey began in February, 2013. That’s when I decided to rent a storage space in my hometown of Lisbon Falls. My moving odyssey ended yesterday, when I moved the last sticks of furniture out of my apartment on … Continue reading
The Frog in the Garden
Yesterday, one of my friends shared my Market Basket post with her friends and said “I loved reading your blog.” I was flattered she considered my words worthy of sharing. For a blogger and aspiring writer, that’s a wonderful compliment. … Continue reading
My Worumbo Cousins
Oh boy…6:42 a.m. and I have soundly overslept. Today’s blog post is a crazy-quilt of words lodged in my brain behind half a cup of coffee. It’s Monday in Vacationland. Tired rusticators are either grudgingly home or racing madly south … Continue reading
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Tagged Bath, Georgetown, Rusticators, The way life should be, Worumbo
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The Final Countdown
I try not to use song titles as blog titles, but I was born in 1964. This means I was raised on rock and roll and FM radio. Petroleum runs through my veins from all those years of cheap energy—racing … Continue reading