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An optimist’s take on chaos and the GOP

Posted on January 4, 2023 by Naomi

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 →

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The warning sign at the Guggenheim

Posted on September 2, 2022 by Naomi

Yesterday I visited the Guggenheim Museum to see the Kandinsky exhibit. As I entered, I saw a simple sign, one I’d never seen before in New York City. It was not large, maybe two feet square. It had only writing, … Continue reading →

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How can we confront this bizarre, destructive SCOTUS?

Posted on July 2, 2022 by Naomi

One word answer: Bedazzled. I had a lot of gun control ideas along this line but the New York State Legislature beat me to it — at amazing speed. Still, I want to offer the Bedazzled lesson as lanolin* for … Continue reading →

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