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Monthly Archives: April 2011
To be a citizen
My first-born child ceremoniously became a naturalised American citizen yesterday. She is happy that the process–and it has been going on quite some time–is now over. She promises to write about her experiences: I cannot capture the ire well enough. … Continue reading
Dressed to die for?
From the gem closet of children’s phrase comes this story. My first grader sings in the church choir, and yesterday I was observing her wriggling around with her cassock. Her sweater was itchy, apparently, and she wanted to try to … Continue reading
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As Easter rolls in
Today is Palm Sunday, and while I do not usually blog on Sundays, I could not get to write on Saturday. I’m sure that, with all the rain and thunderstorms that hit the area yesterday, everyone who participated in a … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Human relationships, Religion, Writing
Tagged Easter, Lent, Matthew's Passion
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Gimme the funk!
I wont make any bones about it: I have been in a funk for the last week or so. Those who follow my blog or my comments or Twitter or Facebook will know that I have not been very present … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Health care, Human relationships, Life styles
Tagged Foreign exchange trading
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Gone in a flash
Cooking is one of life’s testimonial activities. Today, I cooked a traditional Jamaican breakfast, because my first grader had requested it last night while we were headed to the movies. The recipe is wonderfully simple. Dumplings: flour dough with baking … Continue reading
Never give up hope
I have just returned home after spending two weeks in Jamaica, mainly spending time with my father. It was a trip that was put off several times for a host of reasons, but when I made the bookings, I did … Continue reading
No time to fool around
I did not forget that it was April 1, and that it was a good time to put out a blog that had a little ruse in it. The problem is that my ruses are so convincing that they are … Continue reading