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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Evolution, It’s Not Just For Dogs With Gas
Some of you may recall I mentioned our family dog Pepper and his digestive issues in an earlier post. Poor Pepper. As a puppy he was sick all the time until the vet determined he was born without the ability … Continue reading
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Tagged agent, Blizzard, blogging, bravery, childhood memory, dog food, dogs, end of year, evolution, fear, gas, Humor, New Year, New York City, novel, old jewish man, puppy, raisins, scottish terrier, Snow, Tigger, writer, writing
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In Case This Writing Thing Doesn’t Pan Out – Xmas Edition
I’m considering a few career alternatives. Which one do you prefer?
Posted in Alternative Careers
Tagged Black and White Photos, Career Search, Christmas, Christmas Tree, Humor, job, New Year, Presents, Santa, Sled, Snow, writer, Xmas
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What The Hell Do I Know About Santa’s Memoirs?
I know, you’re confused. But Heidi you say, why does a nice Jewish girl from the suburbs think she can talk about the Kringle Extraordinaire? Point taken. But I figure if I simply apply my enthusiasm for chocolate and lingerie, … Continue reading
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Tagged character study, Chimney, Christmas, Elves, Fiction, Frank Delaney, Humor, New York Times Best Selling Author, Reindeer, Santa Claus, Sleigh, Snow, Twitter, writer, Writing Contest, Xmas
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A Xmas Tale Involving Chopsticks And Twitter
At age twelve I had the extraordinary privilege of going to Japan with my parents. In Tokyo, wall-to-wall bodies filled the city. Huge billboards and traffic abounded. It felt familiar somehow, a combination of battling the crowds to get a … Continue reading
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Tagged Agents, Authors, childhood memory, Chopsticks, Christmas, Editors, Family, Hashtags, Humor, Japan, Japanese cuisine, Kyoto, New Year's Eve, New York City, Social Media, Times Square, Tokyo, Travel, Twitter, UK, West Yorkshire, Window Shopping, Writers, Xmas
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An Off-Kilter Lens
Those of you who read My Safari Through The Asphalt Jungle might have noticed a particularly intriguing detail. A sentence of graffiti I discovered spray painted on a wall that read, “A lifetime of distorted judgements -Elbow Joe”. Of course … Continue reading
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Tagged bats, character study, Creative Writing, Creativity, Fiction, graffiti, Imagination, lens, Native Americans, New York, writer
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Madame Paradox 