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CELEBATIONS
Let’s hear a cheer for the innards of books. They are such a useful way to learn that you don’t know it all. When I heard that Netanyahu and HAMAS leaders had been issued arrest warrants by the International Criminal … Continue reading
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RESURRECTION
RESURRECTION OF MY LAST BLOG POST For reasons unknown, my last blog post vanished. I mean poof! It was gone. “Error 403” or “Error 404”’was all I got. No trash, no delete, no “sysop [Charlie] forgot,” nothing. I figured, like … Continue reading
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AT THE ZOO from A to Z
Big excitement here. We went to the zoo. “FIELD TRIP! FIELD TRIP!“ Charlie chanted, inappropriately. It was my first time on the city bus, albeit with a minder, and my first time wearing my safari-ish hat. Cristy, who is our fitness … Continue reading
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Notes from the maybe almost post-pandemic
It’s been a week of provocations, but then most weeks are. Donald Rumsfeld died, which is not an entirely unexpected or unpleasant thing. But reading his obituary reminded me of something he did that was both memorable and silly, instead … Continue reading
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COVID OR N0: READING, PART 1, NEWSPAPERS
It’s a little exciting. Two of you asked what I have been reading during COVID. Among my faithful readers, two requesters is Legion. So this is a little exciting. But let’s face it: COVID or not, I read a lot. … Continue reading
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COVID19 NOTES 2, PLUS
AVOIDING THE VIRAL CONTAGION LIFESTYLE NOTES: We of the poetry group met monthly to have fun with favorite poems. My choices always seemed to be better with a change or two. For instance, Emily Dickinson’s poem “To Make a Prairie” … Continue reading
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WEBCAM, SETTLING IN, AND OTHER NEWS
THE WEBCAM IS ON! Walkers-by asked if I was the bookstore of the sign on the tree at the corner. This is early and exciting and I said I was, so Charlie quickly hooked the BOOKS and OPEN 2-6 yard … Continue reading
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MORE RB’S SOMETIMES-ASKED-QUESTIONS
“I’m going to retire and travel around the world.” (Pause.) “I’m going to stay longer in several places.” (More pause.) The attending bookseller hears, “What books should I read?” Never at a loss to answer unasked questions, Roseledge Books suggests … Continue reading
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SPRING COMES.
Well we may have had our snow of the winter. Forecast for today is high 30’s, the traces and slush ruts will melt, and it is March 1st. It will not only feel like Spring, it will BE Spring, meterologically … Continue reading
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LIST EXCITEMENT
Yes, list excitement is upon us. Okay, “us” may be a stretch, but I know Kathy reads lists, Carolyn sometimes reads lists, Millie reads lists, and Bill is said to like lists a lot, so close at hand I have … Continue reading
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