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Family – Jenna Sauber
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Lagniappe: a little something extra. The persistence of memory: boiled seafood and family. May 27, 2015. July 25, 2016. I don’t remember the first time I tasted boiled seafood, but I know it was probably before I could walk or even talk. To that end, I can’t remember when I first would have truly enjoyed, or looked forward to sitting down to a seafood boil, an essential element to family gatherings back home. I only know how much I’ve craved it and relished it in the years since. November 16, 2014. When ...
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the Real MiL: November 2014
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IN WHICH I do not have a pet. I wanted a dog like Snoopy, who could look after himself and perhaps pretend to be a World War I flying ace. Or Lassie. Lassie was smart and heroic, independent, ready for adventure, affectionate and loyal, and deeply sympathetic. Lassie could rescue you if you were in danger, run simple errands swiftly and accurately, and not shed. Jeez Louise, who wouldn’t want Lassie? 8220;Our child will die,” I said. 8220;If this was our child, you would care for it.” “Th...I got a small...
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Life – Jenna Sauber
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Lagniappe: a little something extra. Say “Hello” and Change Your Life Story. June 22, 2015. July 25, 2016. I have always been a people person. While I cherish my alone time and am happy to amuse myself and relax, I usually thrive in an environment that requires me to meet new people, ask questions, and get personal. Perhaps that’s why being a writer was always top of mind for me; I recognized early on that everyone has a story to tell. Read more →. I love being a newbie knitter. April 8, 2015. Has some g...
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Bayou City Postcards: December 2014
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Random musings from Houston, Texas. Sunday, December 14, 2014. Round Robin: Does travel change you? Coconut vendor Merida, Mexico. Laughing Sal, Musee Mecanique, San Francisco. You don't have to go far for the experience. Stay with friends for the summer. Move to a new town. If your town is big enough, move to a different neighborhood. All your landmarks will change. But foreign travel is particularly useful for one thing: perspective. 8220;Why do you go away? 8211; Terry Pratchett. Cockerel - Key West.
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Bayou City Postcards: January 2015
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Random musings from Houston, Texas. Wednesday, January 28, 2015. What I'm reading now. A lot of people make resolutions about improving themselves at this time of year, and that usually includes a reading list. People will buy weighty tomes, books on self-improvement, or important and serious novels. I won’t be doing that. Right now. I'll come back to the serious reads, but for now, I want something light and funny. Online, and after reading the synopsis I had to buy it. Monday, January 26, 2015. 2 Get o...
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Bayou City Postcards: Round Robin: Is Beauty Necessary?
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Random musings from Houston, Texas. Sunday, February 15, 2015. Round Robin: Is Beauty Necessary? To love beauty is to see light. The entire panel agreed that it was a shallow concept and then went on to argue about the morality of doing so. But, if I may play devil's advocate here, why is wanting a good looking child shallow? I wouldn't watch the whole thing, it degenerates into a big. Argument about god and science, which doesn't get anywhere). Have existed in multiple cultures. Many religions preac...
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the Real MiL: IN WHICH I do not have a pet.
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IN WHICH I do not have a pet. I wanted a dog like Snoopy, who could look after himself and perhaps pretend to be a World War I flying ace. Or Lassie. Lassie was smart and heroic, independent, ready for adventure, affectionate and loyal, and deeply sympathetic. Lassie could rescue you if you were in danger, run simple errands swiftly and accurately, and not shed. Jeez Louise, who wouldn’t want Lassie? 8220;Our child will die,” I said. 8220;If this was our child, you would care for it.” “Th...I got a small...
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relationships | William Pora
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All the thoughts that are fit to blog. The story of your life. September 11, 2015 7:06 AM. 8220;We are the sum of our experiences”. I’ve heard this quote in several different versions in various books, movies, and plays. Usually it is being offered up as advice by an older character to a younger character to take the long view of life and not just dwell upon a single event as the defining event of their life. 8220;When I asked for strength, God sent me hardships to make me grow stronger.”. As you like it.
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the Real MiL: January 2015
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On the subject of RACE RELATIONS. Equally without irony, my father made much of the stupidity of others, particularly persons of color, but he had sufficiently demonstrated what a terrific mensa he was on more than enough occasions that I knew not to invest anything in his opinion. Here’s an example of a clever thing he did one night: picked a fight with a New York City bus. The bus won. 8221; Bring on the fresh air. This blog is a joint project with a number of other writers. Please be generous and ...
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Bayou City Postcards: February 2015
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Random musings from Houston, Texas. Sunday, February 15, 2015. Round Robin: Is Beauty Necessary? To love beauty is to see light. The entire panel agreed that it was a shallow concept and then went on to argue about the morality of doing so. But, if I may play devil's advocate here, why is wanting a good looking child shallow? I wouldn't watch the whole thing, it degenerates into a big. Argument about god and science, which doesn't get anywhere). Have existed in multiple cultures. Many religions preac...
