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Yorkie Morning

This is that wonderful time of day for a dog when anything can happen. Someone may throw the ball for her. Another dog may walk by the cottage, prompting a frenzy of frantic barking. There may be food. For her … Continue reading

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A Visit with My Parents to the Cemetery on Memorial Day

Yesterday Darlene and I drove my parents to the Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Sudbury, Mass., to decorate the family graves. My mother brought a red geranium for her family’s plot and one for Dad’s. Their parents are buried in the … Continue reading

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12 Steps to Arrive Married After a 2,000-Mile Drive

Darlene, the Yorkie Claire and I arrived in Cambridge, Massachusetts, four days ago after 2,000 miles and six days on the road in Henry, our 2012 Ford Focus. En route, I stopped by Ford World Headquarters at 1 American Road … Continue reading

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My Chat Today with Mike Shatzkin & What He Had to Say About the Future of Ebooks in 2009

I just finished a Skype interview with Mike Shatzkin, a widely followed consultant, analyst, and futurist in the world of digital publishing. Our conversation will be the interview for TKC 195 this Friday. I have spent the last couple of … Continue reading

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Ssshh! Here’s How to Borrow Library Books for Your Kindle

The process of borrowing books for your Kindle or Kindle apps from your public library is not difficult, exactly. But there are a lot of steps. The one that caused me the most frustration was getting the library card number … Continue reading

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A Forgettable Blog Post

I am not on a train this morning. I am in my study in downtown Denver. I have no burning desire to elucidate, pontificate, or even ruminate. I just want to see some words appear in the tempting white box … Continue reading

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Valentine’s Day in Ocean Park

It’s a chilly ocean here in Maine, compared with the 80-degree water at Maho Bay, where I was swimming last week every morning on St. John, USVI. I’m heading back to Cambridge, Mass., this morning after a brief stay at … Continue reading

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Claire in Casper

Our Yorkie Claire goes most everywhere we do. Just a few weeks after she was born seven years ago, Darlene bought BROUGHT a black carrying bag to the breeder. Our tiny puppy, who could fit in my shoe, began sleeping in … Continue reading

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Happy New Year

As for resolutions, one might be to tend this outpost on the net more regularly. But I’ll just mention that as a possibility. Higher up the list of intentions is eating well, which I define as eating a fruit or … Continue reading

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Making Memories

I realized recently that my grandson James is as old as I was when I began remembering my life. When I was five years old, we moved to Pampa, Texas.  I remember the stone house, the ponies we rode, the … Continue reading

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