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Monday, February 12, 2018

I Write the Book

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I just realized this today (can you believe it?) and this is about as quasi inspirational as I’ll probably ever get. Ever notice that it on...
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Wednesday, February 07, 2018

Stormy Monday

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I don’t understand people who deny climate change. Don’t something like 97% of all climate change scientists agree that climate change is ha...
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Friday, November 03, 2017

I'm Sorry

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Confession: when I play Sorry with my kids and I get the card that sends them back to start - I'm not really sorry. song: I'm Sorr...
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Wednesday, November 01, 2017

Luck be a Lady

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Through a set of circumstances that left us without electricity for 24 hours and without water for almost 60, I found myself at the laundrom...
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Sunday, August 06, 2017

Z is for Zevon

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Warren Zevon was 56 when he died in 2003 but his songs have such a wicked sense of humor that I’m including him anyway. He was way cooler th...
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Y is for Yates

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Paula Yates was 40 when she died of a heroin overdose in 2000. She was famous pretty much for being famous but her credits included being ma...
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X is for Malcom

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Complicated political figure Malcom X was 39 in 1965 when he was assassinated in New York City. This quote is attributed to him and holds a ...
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W is for Wilde

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No one has ever asked me this question, “if you could have any celebrity, living or dead, to your house for dinner who would you choose?” If...
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V is for von Richthofen

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WWI Flying Ace Manfred von Richthofen, otherwise known as the Red Baron, was 25 when he was killed over France in 1918. His death was a seve...
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U is for Uncle

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Uncle Buck (aka John Candy) was 43 when he died in 1994. Who didn’t love John Candy? John Candy was born in Ontario in 1950. I too have Cana...
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T is for Thoreau

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Henry David Thoreau was only 44 when he died in 1862. His book “Walden; or, Life in the Woods” was published in 1854. It has never been out ...
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S is for Sutcliffe

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Stuart Sutcliffe was the original bass player for the Beatles. He left the band to pursue a career as a painter but died when he was just 21...
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R is for Radner

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It's always something. Comedian Gilda Radner was 42 when she died of ovarian cancer in 1989. I enjoyed her character Roseanne Roseannad...
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Q us for Queen

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Queen Nefertiti was 40 when she died in 1330 BC. She was married to the pharaoh Akhenaten who ruled during one of the wealthiest periods of ...
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P is for Phoenix

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According to Wikipedia, River Phoenix’s work included 14 films and television appearances and yet he only lived to be 24. My personal favori...
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O is for Orwell

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George Orwell died of tuberculosis in 1950 when he was 46 years old. I read both “Animal Farm” and “1984” in 1992, when I was 24.
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Tuesday, April 25, 2017

N is for Nazareth

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Jesus of Nazareth was 33 when he died at the beginning of the AD calendar.  Jesus’s contributions were many. His most well-known may have...
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M is for Morrison

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Jim Morrison, the Lizard King, was only 27 when he died in Paris in 1971. I have never looked particularly good in leather pants.
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L is for Lovecraft

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H.P. Lovecraft was 46 when he succumbed to cancer in 1937 after postponing going to the doctor’s office like a typical guy. Not famous in h...
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Friday, April 14, 2017

K is for Kennedy

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Pretty sure I’ve outlived half the Kennedy clan. Joe Kennedy Jr., died at 29 in 1944. Kathleen “Kick” Kennedy was 28 when she died in 1...
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