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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Over time things change. Sometimes the changes are so little that you hardly notice them, ignore them or absorb them into your personal stream of consciousness. The changes are like soft summer days that blend together wrapping you in a … Continue reading
QE 2, 2007
When my husband and I began traveling in earnest, we thought that we would never cruise the oceans in those big luxury liners. But, as my husband’s health began to fail, we had two options: stay home or cruise on … Continue reading
Another Exhibition
Last Friday, the day before the exhibit, Discovering the Impressionists, was to close, I visited the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It had taken me about two months to work up the courage, or what ever one wants to call it, … Continue reading
Where Is the Money?
The fact that unemployment in the US has dropped below 6% is good news. For most Americans, falling gas prices is good news also. Then there is the bad news. Many US workers are under employed, i.e., they are over … Continue reading
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