Because you don’t have to shovel it!
Monthly Archives: March 2018
Can’t Remember When
I heard the word “squall” used in a public weather report. PA DOT posted along the road that “Snow Squalls were expected, please drive carefully”. And indeed there were.
Aldi
We Aldi grocery store shoppers are a die-hard bunch. This is the second time in my shopping life that there is an Aldi in my ‘neighborhood’. Decades ago when I entered one, once, I said never again. But it is not the same store. Anyone who asks, and many who don’t get my marketing spiel …
A World Apart
Williamsburg, Brooklyn. If you have never been there, take the M train to Marcy, get off, descend the stairs and walk straight down Broadway. There is an old famous steak house, newly minted upscale restaurants, gourmet food shops, wine bars and pubic housing. What makes it unique is the abundance of long-term residents who are …
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Just wait, I bought the eggs for Easter to hang on the branches. Hopefully the snow will be gone by that first Sunday.
Doggone!
Scallops for Breakfast
When the electric goes out, what to do with the freezer contents. This looked like a solution. Put various foods in buckets and containers and covered with snow. It appears to have worked. When finally the power was restored, and I dug out the containers, the scallops felt softer than i remembered, and so I …
Sort of Teach a Man to Fish…
Cleaning out years of papers and came upon the following quote by Antoine de Saint-Exupery “If you want to build a ship don’t ask people to collect wood and don’t assign tasks or work Rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea.” Must have saved it as I thought it was …
The Best
Such a wonderful time in the City with T & C who came to binge on Broadway shows. It is so true, everyone comes to New York and I love when we have time to spend together. These long friendships are so jam-packed with history/memories/stories and caring. They ! are the best. While there, saw …
Have You Noticed
When I watch someone as they are walking or getting on the subway, holding an inexpensive cup of coffee, I notice they hold the cup with two fingers on the lid. If it is a pricey cup of java, they hold it around the cup itself, no fingers on the lid.