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Category Archives: Family
Record Breaking Intelligence
Every now and then when I am feeling like I am smart or wise or have just solved a really difficult problem or challenge, I remember some of the things I thought or did as a child. Looking back on … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Remembering
Tagged 45rpm records, 78rpm records, Bill Kasal, console stereo, hawaiian punch, mensa, records, smart, Tony Bennett
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The (Sweet) Meaning of Life
I must have been about three years old. Those were the days when, to raise a family, only one parent had to work. My father worked in the aerospace industry and my mother stayed home with me and my two … Continue reading
Opening Day
April 4, 2012 was Opening Day of baseball season and in the evening I found myself at a T-ball game at the local Little League Field. The significance of going to a game to watch some five-year-old’s play the first … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Family
Tagged A's, Baseball, Bill Kasal, Little League Baseball, New York Yankees, t-ball, Yankees
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A Most Memorable Fathers Day
On a Saturday evening back in 2008, my oldest son, Mario, was asking what I wanted to do for Father’s Day, the next day. “You’re working,” I said. “Yeah, Dad, I tried to comp off for you but, apparently, I … Continue reading
Offering Encouragement
One of the coolest things about staying with my daughter and granddaughter is the opportunity to get to help, a bit, with Kaia’s academics. Since she is only in kindergarten, I didn’t expect that to be a possibility. But kindergarten … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Family, Humor
Tagged helping, kindergarten, Nancy Stuart, Spelling words
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Aunt Alice
Recently, my friend Isabel, was blogging about helping others and the views different cultures have regarding helping one another. This week I attended the funeral of my Auntie Alice. The entire day I was nearly to the point of being … Continue reading
A Better Man Than I
I wish I could explain why it happened, but I can’t. From the time I hit my teen years there was friction between my father and I. I know that friction between and father and teenage son is a cliché, … Continue reading
Mia Famiglia
In my family, the holidays do not stop at New Year’s Day. We keep it going all the way through the Feast of Epiphany. The Feast of Epiphany is celebrated by both the Eastern and Western Churches, but a major … Continue reading
Seven Fishes
My mother’s parents came to America from Naples, Italy in the early 1900’s. On Christmas Eve we’d gather at my grandparent’s house, or the house of one of my mother’s siblings. Upon the passing of my grandparents, and as each … Continue reading