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Monthly Archives: February 2017
THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE BIGLY
Last week I heard the President of the United States vow to “get rid of the really bad dudes in this country.” While it’s true that Donald Trump has a small vocabulary weighted towards extreme adjectives (“big league—or bigly,” “disaster,” “dangerous,” … Continue reading
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UNBELIZABLE!
I regret to inform you that on Saturday we went from here: To here: Ambergris Caye, Belize or Hartford, Connecticut after a snowstorm? Hmmm. Well, we’re back and trying to prepare for another six weeks or so of cold weather—or … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambergris Caye, Ben Popik, Joanna Popik, Mar-a-Lago, Mayan temple, San Pedro, Truck Stop, Unbelizable
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COMFORTING WORDS
The most comforting words I’ve heard in a long time are, “I will be right there with you for all my remaining days.” That was what President Obama promised in his farewell speech. Politics aside (and how I’d like to … Continue reading
COUSINS LOST AND FOUND
“Cousins are a little bit of childhood that can never be lost.” —Marion C. Garretty I learned last week that one of my aunts on my father’s side of the family died. The information came from my cousin Jerry, via … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, cousins, false memories, family, memories
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