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A blog from a writer, editor, wanderer. I find humor in strange corners of the world. Parenting, motorcycling, do-gooding, but always laughing.
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Wordjanitor Strikes Again: November 2013
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A blog from the twisty turny musings of a writer, wanderer, parent. I find humor in strange corners of the world. On 2 Wheels, Or 3! Sunday, November 24, 2013. A funny thing happened. I looked to see what had landed behind me. A wingless pigeon. They dont fly very well. And their connection with concrete delivers an odd thwack-splat. Sound What in the heck? To my right, atop the light pole in the middle of the Luckys parking: a hawk. Watching the pigeon, like, well, a hawk. Monday, November 18, 2013.
Wordjanitor Strikes Again: January 2014
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A blog from the twisty turny musings of a writer, wanderer, parent. I find humor in strange corners of the world. On 2 Wheels, Or 3! Sunday, January 26, 2014. Two Wheeling: East Bay Hills Loop. Castro Valley via Livermore to Tracy and back, freeway free. Our group of 30 met up at Peets. For coffee, conversation, croissants (chocolate, thankyouverymuch. By some magical magic of some sort, Tesla Road becomes Corral Hollow Road along the way. OK, so the signage about explosives testing next four miles w...
Wordjanitor Strikes Again: February 2014
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A blog from the twisty turny musings of a writer, wanderer, parent. I find humor in strange corners of the world. On 2 Wheels, Or 3! Saturday, February 1, 2014. Does Your Bank Read the News? Apparently, Chase Doesn't. The Better Business Bureau posted a scam alert. Last week advising people to look for fraudulent credit card charges on their bills. Specifically, a charge for $9.84 on your credit card bill. The merchant is typically a .com name of some sort. I checked my statement. I found the charge&...
Wordjanitor Strikes Again: December 2013
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A blog from the twisty turny musings of a writer, wanderer, parent. I find humor in strange corners of the world. On 2 Wheels, Or 3! Sunday, December 29, 2013. It Aint Easy Being Grinchy. Bah humbug used to come more easily. Sanctions against reindeer breeders, and other snark. . You still wont catch me caroling in my living room, unless its in attempt to drown out the Duck Dynasty. Links to this post. Wednesday, December 18, 2013. Facebook Is Shrinking My World. I have that damned Disney. Feed Well, act...
Wordjanitor Strikes Again: There's an 8-foot Dinosaur on My Lawn
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A blog from the twisty turny musings of a writer, wanderer, parent. I find humor in strange corners of the world. On 2 Wheels, Or 3! Sunday, December 7, 2014. There's an 8-foot Dinosaur on My Lawn. First, let's be clear. I am not one of those people who has all of the holiday decorations staged and ready to put up immediately after the T-day turkey carcass has been turned to soup. Because I wanted the Saint Bernard. As soon as I saw it, I knew I wanted it. Really, really wanted it. I figure a nine-foot d...
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Oh, The Stuff You’ll Keep (Part II) | Middle-Age Cranky
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The Aggravations of Being A Baby Boomer. Oh, The Stuff You’ll Keep! The Right Regrets →. Oh, The Stuff You’ll Keep (Part II). July 13, 2015. I wrote about all the clippings I found in my files that I will never sadly be able to use in my own stories. They range from sweet to ironic to well, weird. The September 14, 1988. Column Steve Rubinstein wrote about calling his sister’s answering machine just to hear it pick up. No one’s home because a fire is a mile or so down the road. The firefighters t...A car...
The Empty Carrier | Middle-Age Cranky
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The Aggravations of Being A Baby Boomer. The Last Efficient Bureaucrat →. August 10, 2015. Is there any sadder sight than a carrier that goes into a vet’s office with a kitty inside, and comes out empty? I have written before of the horror of taking something you love and killing it. Last week it was 12-year-old Gus, one of the sweetest cats who ever owned a human. In the mornings, I often woke up in bed and found him nestled against my leg, as if the best place in the world was always next to Daddy.
Ghost Town | Middle-Age Cranky
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The Aggravations of Being A Baby Boomer. If Detroit Comes Back, Will It Bring Better Car Names? What Am I Missing? January 30, 2012. In any number of. Episodes, the characters experience a. French for chill) when they realize something or someone or somewhere isn’t quite what they thought it was. That same chill slithers through me every time I step foot in Reno, Nevada, as I did earlier this month. Downtown Reno in those days was basically confined between the railroad tracks and the Truckee River, four...
Leaving Las Vegas | Middle-Age Cranky
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The Aggravations of Being A Baby Boomer. The Empty Carrier →. August 3, 2015. Accidentally provides enlightenment. We flew to Las Vegas late last month, to visit a friend who had fled the madness of Silicon Valley. It was an exciting trip, what with actual CSI techs blocking access to his street late one night and the pool deck of the Cosmopolitan going up in flames while we were two blocks away at Caesars Palace. So what’s the juxtaposition? All looked like ours suburban ranch houses with room to roam.
Oh, The Stuff You’ll Keep! | Middle-Age Cranky
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The Aggravations of Being A Baby Boomer. Random Rants For A Summer’s Day. Oh, The Stuff You’ll Keep (Part II) →. Oh, The Stuff You’ll Keep! July 6, 2015. Back in the days when it wasn’t clear which way my career was going to go, I filed a lot of clippings. Because you just never know. Some of them were reference material maps, charts, statistics. Some of them funny or touching stories rings being found on a beach and returned to their rightful owner 25 years later. From the Sunday, Nov. 16, 1980,. A list...
The Cat Who Thought He Was A Keyboard | Middle-Age Cranky
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The Aggravations of Being A Baby Boomer. A Cautionary Tale of Christmas and Consumer Electronics. The Goldilocks List: What I Want In 2012 →. The Cat Who Thought He Was A Keyboard. December 26, 2011. Long-time readers know that I occasionally drop my cranky persona to write about my beloved cats. Today’s subject is the amazingly affectionate Gus. Though I’m loath to admit it today, I never really wanted Gus. We were fostering him and another cat, Bandit. Though Fluffy was not purebred, we researched his ...
In The City That Might Have Been Home | Middle-Age Cranky
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The Aggravations of Being A Baby Boomer. Is It Time To Go? Take Your Serendipity Where You Find It →. In The City That Might Have Been Home. May 4, 2015. And she was right. Would I have loved it so much this past winter, which apparently only ended just last week? One colleague told me that he still had snow in his backyard. I don’t know. I do know that the biggest problem I have with snow is driving in it, and with a transportation system like the T, who needs a car? Is It Time To Go? Wow, can o’ ...
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Word Jam
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Welcome. WordJam is the (currently) the personal website of me, Iain Nisbet. I trust that you enjoy your stay here, and that you will return soon. You can also find me on facebook. Fear not, you can still browse the same old links, right here. Iain's Amazon Wish List. The WordJam wallpaper page. A Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Bible. 150 Brilliant Bible Stories. There's more to life than waiting for death as effortlessly as possible. Lothaire Bluteau, Jesus of Montreal. 1989, Denys Arcand).
Word Jam - Home
Poetry is the mother tongue of mankind" Johann Georg Hamann. Link to richgoodson.com. Welcome to word Jam! A dynamic collective of poets and performers, based in Nottingham, Uk. our co-directors are Rich goodson and mina fatemi. Word Jam is inter-cultural and multilingual. we want to celebrate the massive diversity of languages and cultures, here, now, in the uk, through poetry, music, rap, spoken word and story. To collaborate with musicians and word-artists from other cultures and languages.
Word Jam – Exploring the language around us
Exploring the language around us. November 29, 2016. Continue reading →. November 26, 2016. Continue reading →. November 25, 2016. November 25, 2016. Continue reading →. September 17, 2016. No Acquired Taste Required. Continue reading →. September 17, 2016. September 17, 2016. Continue reading →. September 4, 2016. September 17, 2016. Continue reading →. August 13, 2016. August 13, 2016. Continue reading →. November 29, 2016. November 26, 2016. November 25, 2016. No Acquired Taste Required.
Word Journey
A Word of the Year Focus. Monday, February 6, 2012. Welcome to Word Journey, A Word for the Year Focus. Welcome to my word journey! For a long time now I have been reading and hearing about people, mostly women, choosing a word for the year. "Cool idea" I would think, but just another time-consumer as far as I was concerned. However, maybe as I get closer to the half-century mark, a reflective, more aware approach to life seems more appealing! That would have been too easy! But the word, CREATE. New thin...
Wordjanitor Strikes Again
A blog from the twisty turny musings of a writer, wanderer, parent. I find humor in strange corners of the world. On 2 Wheels, Or 3! Wednesday, May 6, 2015. Planetary Pronunciation Gone South. First, there was a question of the location of the spare toilet paper. @ couldn’t find it. He looked in the right places. I told him to check the shelf at eye level. Oops, wrong eyes. TG had put it at eye level, except it was his eye level. (Remember, the T. Stands for Tall…. Where’s the syllable emphasis? Youd thi...
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Celebrate Valentine's Day with Wordjar's Annual Release. Ayisat by Catherine Labiran. You are what you speak, may your tongue be longer than your nose. View our recent releases. Words I Never Said.
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My Love 4 Poets. The following poets will be included in the My Love 4 anthology:. The poetry collection will be available on Wordjar.com this Valentines day! Fiona Pearse - The Procrastinator. It was you who fell first, while I. You said that I was the fairest. The promises we made I thought were to keep. But our first kiss, it was so careless. I don’t see why not, you assured with a smile. Buttons parted and I was delirious. I knew at the back of my mind. Except I was in love and fearless. With the edg...
Just A Thought (Word of Hope) | Christian Encouragement, Inspiration and Motivation to become all that we were meant to be
Just A Thought (Word of Hope). Christian Encouragement, Inspiration and Motivation to become all that we were meant to be. February 18, 2014. Public vs. Private (Reblogged). We call things ‘secular’ because we have neatly detached God from most spheres of life and confined Him to spiritual game-reserves called ‘sacred areas’ where we visit Him from time to time. Disturbingly true, isn’t it? Excerpt From: Greenslade, Philip. Every Day with Jesus Jul/Aug 2013: The Great I Am. Via Public vs. Private. Dear L...
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