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“I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read in the train.” —Oscar Wilde
“I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read in the train.” —Oscar Wilde
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There has been some talk in recent weeks about blogging--whether it's still relevant, who is doing it, and what is the best platform. We... -
Photo by Agence Olloweb on Unsplash So, you guys know I have my blog cross-posted on various platforms. Well, I also considered posting on ... -
You guys, I'm having a vision problem at the moment. I have to step away from blogging because I can't see the fucking screen. Doc s... -
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This is the list that I left Joey when I went away for five nights. He did a great job. -
but first I had a silverman. I think this went well.😀 8-string bass 5-string bass Headless bass with David Letterman stic...
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Long ago in a galaxy we 40-somethings refer to as "childhood," we built a cherry Kool-Aid world with rad high tech toys like ... -
One of my buddies confided that he can't stand it when his other single friends goad him into going "tom-catting around" on ... -
When I typed "Acosta..." into Google, the auto-fill came up with "...family." That means I'm not the only one who we... -
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Sarah or Mercedes? "This actress shows up in so many shows I like!" I said, watching re-runs of The Finder and Person of In... -
These things are good: ice cream and cake a ride on a Harley seeing monkeys in the trees the rain on my tongue and the sun shi...
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