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Monthly Archives: May 2007
Familial Serendipity
Yesterday afternoon, I was sitting at my computer at 2:30 pm, still in my pajamas, when the phone rang. It was my mom’s cousin Amy, who moved back to Philly last week after about 40 years away. She was in … Continue reading
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Stories from Reading Terminal Market
For the last couple of months I’ve been dropping hints that I had a new project in the works. Finally, after a fairly slow start, it is launched and I am happy to present to you Stories from Reading Terminal … Continue reading
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Dinner confessions
I have found that there are certain things in life that I only eat alone. Take the dinner I made myself tonight when I got home from class. I sauteed a very small onion with a few roughly chopped cloves … Continue reading
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Quarters and peanut chews
A couple of days ago, I emptied all the loose change from my wallet. It was getting unwieldy and difficult to close, and I figured I didn’t really need all those quarters, nickels and dimes. I had some bills, I’d … Continue reading
Random Friday–Best Imitation of the Least Complicated
1. Verdi Cries – 10,000 Maniacs (In My Tribe) 2. Hard Times in New York Town – Bob Dylan (The Bootleg Series) 3. Wings of Angels – June Carter Cash (Press On ) 4. Dublin Boys – Antje Duvekot (Boys, … Continue reading
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Recognized at Reading Terminal
Sitting at a table in the Center Court of Reading Terminal Market this afternoon, I idly noticed as a young woman walked over to a table near me and settled in. She pulled out laptop, an external hard drive and … Continue reading
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Time to buckle down
Throughout my life, my pattern has been that the busier I am, the more I’m able to accomplish. I fall into a mode where motion begets more motion and the energy that is created propels me from one activity to … Continue reading
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Close up on Rosemary
Eric, ask and you shall receive. It’s planted in a pot with my existing rosemary plant, which is why I used the card to divide the two. It’s a pretty nice, if sort of strangely shaped, little plant. I’ve never … Continue reading
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One green thumb
In addition to the many boxes and suitcases of books, personal memorabilia and assorted ephemera I flung across country recently, I also brought something living and fairly fragile. If airport security had deemed me a great threat because of my … Continue reading
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Community of the heart and spirit
I find it amazing how three days away from the blog can make my writing muscles feel rusty and sore from disuse. Saturday night I threw myself a birthday party and so spent a vast portion of the weekend either … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciations, Celebrations, Friends
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