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I write stuff down. thinker • humorist • cynical optimist

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Fear and loathing in the cereal aisle

Family Matters, No Place Like Home

*Written over a year ago, when masks were "advised" and socially distancing encouraged. Everyday …

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Neighborhood watch: the view from the stoop

Family Matters, No Place Like Home

I never saw it coming, becoming the old lady on the block. Circle of life and all, I get it, but …

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Home security systems need dogs or doors that lock, or occupants to be not afraid

Family Matters, No Place Like Home

Most houses have doors, and these doors have locks, and these locks have keys, or should, to keep …

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Your email does not find me well

Family Matters

Did everyone feel this lonely before the “new normal” settled in? Back when Dunkin Donuts, …

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This is your mother

Family Matters, Funny Not Funny, Parenting

My mother’s television remote is broken and somehow this is my fault. She calls, often, to let me …

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What a difference a little sky makes

Family Matters, No Place Like Home

The sky is brighter – clearer, softer, fresher – but you wouldn’t know that if you never went …

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