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Today

is an extra day in the year! Enjoy and use it in a special way. An extra day is like the 25th hour in a day.

Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 29, 2012Posted inUncategorized

I know, I know…

but do you? The company that owns twitter, yesterday, sold access to the last two years of tweets to an English company. Now every tweet you ever sent will be used to market to you goods and services. Are you aware of the public access of tweets? There is no privacy. The tweeter can only …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 29, 2012Posted inUncategorized

I know….

This isn’t a current events column. This isn’t about world news.. but it is about what catches my attention in a day… does anyone else notice that the Costa Cruise Line is sitting with a second ship stuck – blessedly upright – in the middle of a large body of water…with no electricity no hot …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 28, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Homeless

What do those of us that have a daily place to lay our heads, and take clean clothes from a closet or some such, actually understand about being homeless.  Very very little I’m afraid. For a homeless person in the City, there is food to be had:  it is given free in many places and …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 27, 2012February 27, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Wings

It happened again, I am ascending a long flight of stairs with a rolling suitcase in my right hand, concentrating on looking down, not up -makes the flight seem less long – when all of a sudden my bag takes flight as if it has sprouted wings. It is an amazing sensation. It is sudden, …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 25, 2012February 25, 2012Posted inUncategorizedTags: grateful., help unsolicited, knight in shinning armor1 Comment on Wings

Phil got it Wrong!

The groundhog in P-city Pennsylvania, got it wrong. Guess he didn’t take into account global warming. Yesterday it was 57 warm, sunny degrees in the City, with a light wind blowing. If one could think away the sky scrapers, it was a day at the beach. Like any northern country when spring weather strikes in …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 24, 2012February 24, 2012Posted inUncategorized

The Blest

At first glance I thought they had been cleaning out their fireplaces or last night been to a night club with a variation on the hand stamp: the black smudge on the center of the forehead. Finally after I saw it on too many ladies of a certain age and not the nightclub inclined demographic, …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 22, 2012Posted inUncategorized

THE Library

There, on 5th Avenue, an exquisite building, blindingly white, guarded by two stone lions. The City’s main branch of the public library. Being in any library is always a special thrill and hate to admit it, but this was my first visit here.  [Rather like living in Washington DC and not ever entering The Capital.] …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 16, 2012February 16, 2012Posted inUncategorizedTags: books, library, quiet

V-day

A buzz in the air, a scurrying in the evening. It was men I saw carrying bouquets, standing at the counter of the chocolate shop, clearly sensing the importance of not arriving empty handed. One savvy young man [SYM] relayed this story: A friend asked the SYM if he needed to do more than just …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 15, 2012February 15, 2012Posted inUncategorized

A Gift

Yesterday, upon visiting a friend out of the City, I was surprised by the gift of lunch at her house. Rather than going out to dine, she made the effort to treat us both at her house. It was so delightful and nourishing. Today, a friend was coming to visit me, so as a surprise …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 13, 2012February 13, 2012Posted inUncategorized

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