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I was born and raised in East Hampton, Long Island , New York. Today kown simply as “The Hamptons.” I left there to join the Navy in 1971 and made a brief return in 1974. Back in the Navy by… Continue reading
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Justified?
I’m still amazed by the amount of support for Carmelo Anthony there is on social media. I understand an appeal has been filed, no surprise there, that happens almost every time. Despite all the money that was raised for his… Continue reading
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An oxymoron
I’m hearing much talk about the Democratic Socialists. Bernie Sanders was the first that I knew about. I’m not a particularity political person although I certainly get accused of that. I’m a registered Republican, have always been registered as a… Continue reading
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Trauma not Drama
Trauma not drama You win by force, not by negotiation. It’s a simple stark reality. History is the proof of that. Never has anyone won the long term by negotiation alone, brute force always secured the victory. The first world… Continue reading
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A kindness from above
Today being Fathers day, I thought to write something about Dad. I know, surprising isn’t it? Actually my wife suggested that. She suggested I include a picture of my father and I. I’m certain I must have a picture of… Continue reading
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I ramble because I’m human
I had AI analyze my blogs. A portion of that analysis concerned the style of my writing. I was informed my paragraphs are too long and I should insert breaks. That’s how people read online. Reminds me of Joe Friday… Continue reading
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Wearing your heart on your sleeve
Today is Juneteenth. I have written my thoughts about this “holiday” several times already and won’t delve into all that again. I did see a meme on Facebook asking whether “white people” should attend Juneteenth events or celebrations. I couldn’t… Continue reading
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Consider the possibilites
I have never thought to write anything for the purpose of making money. I’m thinking that is most likely a wise decision on my part as I would be that starving author, company for the starving artists in the world.… Continue reading
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In between
I’m 72 now, soon to be 73, at least that’s the plan. The trips to the doctors office are more frequent. Although I no longer live in my hometown and don’t get to see my old classmates in person, I… Continue reading
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The final word
I think I am like the majority of the people when it comes to judicial reviews and the inner workings of government. I realize that today with all this social media we have all gained a heightened sense of that,… Continue reading







