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The Bewitching Hour

It’s Sunday afternoon, the street is silent: minimal vehicular traffic: not a police siren for hours, and not a voice under my window.  It’s SuperBowl Sunday!  Amazing it is, that no one needs to do all the usual things.   The folk is tucked away in cafes, apartments bars, watching grown men fight to the …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 1, 2015February 4, 2015Posted inWordsTags: brains, money, superbowl

Good Riddance

12 noon on Sunday, 28 December, put all your grievances on cards and bring them to Times Square.  There, en masse, shedders will be available for each and everyone to rid themselves of bad memories, thoughts, ideas, anything you can get on the page.  I can see a few photographs being ‘no more’. Clear out …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerDecember 19, 2014Posted inHolidays, Living, Street, WordsTags: Good Riddance, Times Square

Where Do the Days Go?

It is amazing to find oneself so busy that the time to sit down and write a line about life in the City isn’t there.  It can be too many rehearsals, too many social visits, too many scripts to write or as in this evening, enjoying the company of one of the other apartment dwellers. …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerOctober 13, 2014Posted inWordsTags: city life, friend, good life

Opt-Out of Yellow Pages

Have  mentioned previously that I consider the books of telephone numbers  —-.  Everyone gets more up to date information from the internet.  If you wish to opt-out as I did, go to yellowpagesoptout.com.  That will stop delivery of future directories.

Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 26, 2014Posted inWordsTags: obsolete phone books, white pages, yellow pages

Long-Bin Chen

This artist also uses stacked paper to make his solid statues. His however do not open         Because….     His are made of stacked phone books.

Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 27, 2014Posted inArt, WordsTags: art, long-bin chen, telephone books

Corrupt

If your email version of this webpage looks unkept and disorganized, it is due to the way, ‘wordpress’ sweeps up the data to send via email.  Check back here now and then, for the proper layout.

Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 11, 2014Posted inpictures, WordsTags: emails, layout, wordpress

Back in Town

For the second time, I have auditioned and been cast in a Web series.  The first one, was just prior to Portland, and I never heard from them again.  Now, just returned, auditioned for another one, and was cast…will keep you posted!

Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 11, 2014Posted inActing, Living, WordsTags: auditions, web series

At the Airport

It is time to leave Portlandia, PDX, on an early morning flight, at the airport at 6:00 a.m.  It is time to think about boarding and  I return to the gate from whence I was, and at that moment, a text.  “Where are you?” For the moment I have forgotten that “Trotter”/Caleb from The Mousetrap …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 10, 2014Posted inHistory, the Mousetrap, WordsTags: Caleb, Delta, PDX, the mousetrap, trotter

A 3 Syllable Word

Every time I use the directional voice on my phone, she makes ‘Portland’ into a 3 syllable word: ‘take the exit toward Por-t-land’, she instructs.

Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 5, 2014March 5, 2014Posted inCity views, Street, WordsTags: Google, Mapquest, Portland

Cold

and dry. Portland I am told is in the grips of a dry spell!  Who makes these statements up? It hasn’t rained for a few days in winter and it is a dry time?

Posted byThe ChroniclerFebruary 5, 2014February 5, 2014Posted inSun, Weather, WordsTags: dry, rain, sun, weather, wind

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