Monthly Archives: December 2017

Each and every year brings unexpected joys and sorrow.  May your year to come bring you joy and experiences beyond your wildest expectations.  Do what you have put off, go to places you’ve wanted to visit and talk to someone with whom you have lost contact.  Make it a new year about others like never …

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Someone suggested that perhaps the country is high and dry…. democracy stranded.

A couple of years ago, an off-off-Broadway play worked its way through off-Broadway all the way to main stage Broadway.  It was titled ‘Hand to God’ and it was exactly this, a church group that has a puppet-club that would perform. 

May your celebration with friends and/or family bring you joy via good food and libations.  May peace be part of your day.

This is from the local paper.  How is this religious display allowed to be on the Town Square?

Any dog visiting has to wear the hunting scarf.  Too easily mistaken for a rabbit.  Dog is not thrilled, but doesn’t know what the alternative could be.

There was a discussion about ordering duck for a Christmas meal.  A white duck.  I chimed in to say I had never seen a white duck, brown yes. White no.  Three days later, a couple of miles from where i live, in another direction, a raft of white ducks right there.  Too real to eat …

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The boat on the hill, if one were standing in the bow,s this would be the view 500 feet away.  I’m still none-the-wiser.

This boat sits in the middle of a field.  it is sitting on top of a rock formation.  There are two gang planks on either side.  I have no idea what it represents, who built it and what is the message.  Will ask around.

Two days later, another second-hand store was closing out their holiday wares and I purchased two strings of outdoor lights.  I already had the extension cord because I am the proud owner of not only a weed-wacker, but also a leaf blower.  Serious tools with long electric cords. So I laid the lights in the …

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