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Monthly Archive for November, 2008

As we sat around the dinner table early in the evening on Thanksgiving enjoying a sumptuous variety of homemade desserts and equally rich fellowship, I was reminded of one of those rite-of-passage stories in which each of us has very likely been an unwilling participant at some time in our life.  Of course, as adults, [...]

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Process and Surreality

I’ve been mulling over whether or not I should relate a personal saga which approaches the proportion and utter silliness of a Monty Python skit. Names have been changed to protect the myopic and foolish. Any resemblance to real people is purely accidental as any such creations would require the combined skills and [...]

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Really, Really Not Miserable

When my wife and I were invited by friends to accompany them to a production of Les Miserables performed entirely by the students of Greensboro Day School I welcomed the opportunity to share their company; however, I was more than a little skeptical of the quality of the musical presented by a collection of high [...]

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Over the years my reading habits have oscillated between periods of extreme immersion and spells of relative dormancy when my focus tended more toward active participation in a particular interest that had captured my attention than in researching that attraction. Back in the 70’s I recall getting hooked on reading everything written about Edgar [...]

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My private passion over the last year has been genealogy.  As one of the millions of Americans who traces his lineage through the ports of New York and Philadelphia, my lack of knowledge regarding my ancestors fueled a curiosity which, remained submerged for most of my life until it sounded in the fall of 2007.  [...]

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