I recently found out that a friend — He wasn’t just a friend, died. I don’t know how he died, I only know that he’s dead. I need to know how he died, but I never will. I wonder if he was buried or cremated. I wonder where he is and what he’s thinking. See, he died […]
I got this from my fadda and wanted to share, even though it might be super viral. Who knew viral would be a good thing? Somewhere we wandered off the right direction…. In the line at the store, the cashier told an older woman that she should bring her own grocery bags because plastic bags weren’t good […]
Tonight, I had the unfortunate, fortunate? experience of driving through Beverly Hills. As I watched hundreds of folks dressed in expensive clothes, eating and spilling out of restaurants, and into their overpriced cars, I wondered how many of them cared about the 99%. There is nothing wrong with having money. In fact, I think financial freedom […]
“The story of the 9/11 boatlift is a reminder of the sense of shared purpose and resilience that pervaded New York – and the world – in the immediate aftermath of the attacks.” Huffington Post Never tell me New Yorkers don’t take care of their own.
After watching the last episode of “Rescue Me,” days passed before I could assign an emotion to the finale. Though, after a while, I realized that, for me, it was perfect, eclipsed by sorrow. In reality, the two feelings live side-by-side, something I chit-chat about sometimes. On some level, “Rescue Me” was healing after 9/11. […]
I think this is the kind of hat that every girl or guy wants their beau to walk in wearing, and with pride. How convenient. On what occasion would you wear this hat? Fat free hat for the fat foodie in all of us.
I’m having a visceral reaction to Twitter’s new layout. I’m expressing too much enthusiasm for G+. I’ve swapped out my WP theme a half dozen times today. As you were.