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Dad Wept…
DAD WEPT… Call it one of my blind spots (of which I have a few)… but I am not a fan of Mother’s Day, Father’s Day or Valentine’s Day. Maybe it’s just the Grumpy in me, but it’s the artificial … Continue reading
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Saul & the “Gift of the Gab”
Of this there can be no doubt– My Uncle Saul was a master of the “gab”. It was a gift. And this talent was in pristine display at the card table. The card table being the table in the breakfast nook of … Continue reading
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My First Drink With Dad
It may have been the first Christmas season after I had put army active service in the rearview mirror. This would be 1973. I was still very new to the world of Chipp. But I immediately took to the spirit … Continue reading
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Interesting Episodes in History No. 63
When the 19yr old Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier (the Marquis de Lafayette) boarded the Victoire headed to the Revolution in America, he already possessed an excellent education in the classics. He had a full command of Latin, Greek, Hebrew … Continue reading
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