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In the early to mid-1970s, my friend and workmate, Carl Strange, taught me how to make Squash of the Gods. It was a simple, roasted, […]

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Cats are excellent teachers of physics. They demonstrate potential as well as kinetic energy. They exemplify Galileo’s two Laws of Motion and Newton’s third law […]

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Susan last cooked Beef Stroganoff for me at least ten years ago. I think I was still working for United Healthcare at the time. I […]

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As I drove home from the store listening to MSNBC on XM radio this afternoon, a male voice came on extolling the virtues of Prevagen. […]

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I have always worn my little I Voted sticker with pride; I’m a total nerd, and I own it. But these last three years, I […]

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It was in the 60’s and 70’s that I would read paperback compilations of Sci-Fi stories that explored violent futures in which humans battled using […]

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A couple of weeks ago, I wanted to watch the 007 movie, Spectre. I couldn’t find it on any of my streaming services, and I […]

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Dinner this evening was lamb porn. Susan prepared four lamb loin chops following the Joy of Cooking’s recipe. She roasted two ears of corn (they’re […]

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My impression of families is that we don’t need to scratch very far beneath the vernier of propriety and respectability of most families to find […]

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So, here we are at Week 133 of the flagging COVID Apocalypse – two and a half years since its onset and millions of lives […]

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