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Tag: Humor
Am I the only male in America who doesn’t wear T-shirts?
Except, maybe, to bed?
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In my case, it starts with the way they rub the front of my neck. Sweatshirts, too.
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Angel with a big butt
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I blame
M
NEESIA
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Poetician
As an epitaph
I tried.
And tried.
And tried.
Damn it.
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To carry out
the carry-out
Tae Kwon Do
to go
When we’re havin’ a heat wave
When the temperatures around here start inching into the 60s, the locals complain of a heat wave. Seriously.
Well, maybe complain is too negative, but they are vocal.
Convertibles will have been cruising around with their tops down for some time, at least when it’s not raining. Or maybe not.
I even saw some tables on the Old Sow restaurant’s outdoor deck blithely occupied at night when the temps sat in the lower 40s.
I won’t even mention the guys who go around all winter in shorts.
This definitely ain’t California, Texas, or ‘specially Florida.
How does seasonal change kick in where you are?
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Microwife in Use
Making a public presentation is a two-way affair
Feedback for an author is a vital part of the equation. Reader responses and honest reviews are more than essential feedback, they’re affirmations that others care about the subject and labor. You’re no longer alone. And often, you learn things you might not come upon by mere research.
As I found one more time, to our mutual amusement, when presenting some Maine aspects of my Quaking Dover book as a local writer in town, one early Maine family that’s spelled Treworgy is pronounced TRU-wurjee.
More or less.
Well, it was originally Cornish, by way of Devonshire, and came up to this end of the state from being among the first settlers down at the other end, right across from Dover Point.
Beyond that, writing and reading are ultimately one-on-one, despite the anonymity of the reader, who may be deeply touched personally, all the same.
That’s why it’s so meaningful when you speak up.
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