Reunions can be like reflections. I realized that after attending a class reunion this summer, though I could have applied the same thought to family reunions or those with one or more friends you haven’t seen in years. A reunion marks not only the passing of time that changed your opinions and interactions with certain [...]
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Years ago, when my parents last visited New York, I tried to take them on a walk through the tourism triangle – the Empire State Building on 34th on the East Side, Macy’s on 34th on the West Side, and then up Broadway through Times Square to Rockefeller Center. At a New Yorker’s pace, this [...]
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Have you ever know people who seem to missing a little chip in their brains that keeps them from saying stupid things? I don’t mean stupid people who can’t help but say stupid things. I mean people who are missing that sensor that tells the rest of us, “ah, hey there, maybe don’t say THAT.”
My [...]
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