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Before I forget…
The first time I couldn’t remember a name I was, perhaps, in my 30s. (It was a while ago; I don’t remember the year. Or my age.) I was at the Met for a performance of Tosca. It was an … Continue reading
Posted in Joe Biden and his people, Journalism, political campaigns, Politics, Propaganda, The Facts of Life
Tagged 'The Irish Ballad', "Speak Memory", Joe Biden, JS Bach, Mahler, Mario Cavaradossi, Metropolitan Opera, Paul Krugman, Scarpia, Tito Gobbi, Tom Lehrer, Tosca, Vladimir Nabokov, Well Tempered Clavier
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A word or two about words, and walks, and getting older
About Joe Biden… But first about me, because I’m a pretty good exemplar of the things that gradually happen to us as age imposes itself. (I’m not citing diseases; they’re not necessarily age-related.) Maybe some arthritis. Initially, the changes are … Continue reading
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Tagged effects of aging, Joe Biden, memory loss
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An optimist’s take on chaos and the GOP
Remember when, in the early morning of November 9, 2016, my brother responded to my despair with, “Don’t worry. It’ll be fun?” Well, no. Of course you don’t remember — although I have mentioned it. ⇑ Regardless, what’s going on … Continue reading
Posted in DOJ, Government, Jan 6, Joe Biden and his people, Law, suits and order, political campaigns, Politics, Revolution, SCOTUS, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged GOP, House of Representatives, January 6, Republican Party, Supreme Court, Trump
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