Author Archives: Jim

De Significatu Verborum

Posted on October 5, 2006 by Jim

In Fortune’s Uncertainty published in 1667, Charles Croke wrote, “Rudolphus therefore finding such an earnest invitation embrac’d it with thanks, and with servant and portmanteau, went to Don Juan’s; where they first found good stabling for their horses and afterwards … Continue reading →

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The Kitchen, a Midnight Raid

Posted on September 30, 2006 by Jim

I think you have been there. A dark room, late at night, or maybe put… in the wee hours of morn, a bright light bursts thru an aperture as the refrigerator door opens. The question remains… is the door opened … Continue reading →

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In the Kitchen, again…

Posted on September 27, 2006 by Jim

BEHIND THE SCENES OF “UNCLE RUBY’S BEDLINGTON LIFTS HIS LEG” William Styron and John Irving are my favorite authors. Irving’s creative story telling skill is intimidating. But I guess If I could sit down with either of them… probably at … Continue reading →

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Uncle Ruby’s Bedlington Lifts His Leg

Posted on September 26, 2006 by Jim

First, you have to know this. I don’t think I knew anyone’s real name in my the family ’til they died. When the Rabbi would say their name during services I would have to tug at my Mom’s sleeve and … Continue reading →

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