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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Miss Manners
In the posting of May 20, I implied the columnist Miss Manners had retired and was probably giving only heavenly advise. Our local newspaper carried her etiquette column years ago, so I had assumed by now she was no longer … Continue reading
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Gulpsty
When I was young, my primary playmate was Gary Shillingford, the son of my parent’s friends who lived in Primos. We were the same age within a few days and often visited each other. Like other boys in those days, … Continue reading
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More On Bliss
After posting the blog on Bliss (May 23), several people have mentioned they, too, have had the same experience. I had thought mine was unique. Now, I find, the experience is fairly well-known. I have begun reading a book called Biocentrism. I … Continue reading
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57th Mini-Reunion on the Ocean City Boardwalk
Well, okay, maybe the joke is getting old. We all know it is more like a few old high school friends getting together than an official reunion, but it still is fun. When we arrived, our meeting place on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Anchorage Tavern, Avalon, dry scallops, Somer's Point, Tahiti Inn, wet scallops
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Billions and Billions
Right now in my pocket is a common eight-gigabyte flash drive. Nothing special, but handy to transfer files between computers. I think I got it on sale for about $15. But a gigabyte is one billion bytes. Each byte is … Continue reading
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The Pioneer Woman
So here I have been writing this blog for free all of these years when I read an article in the New Yorker of a woman who makes over a million dollars a year from her blog. Each month she … Continue reading
Korean Tables
A classified ad in our local News-Journal lists for sale a custom-made “Dupont Korean Kitchen table,” including upholstered chairs, puzzling until you realize it should be a “Dupont Corian Kitchen table.” Whatever. Maybe it is Korean Corian. RWalck@Verizon.com
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Lansdowne-Aldan High School -- Class of 1954 