From humor consultant Ellen, with some modifications – As a blonde was driving down the highway, her cell phone rang. Answering, she heard her mother's voice urgently warning her "Helen, I just heard on the news that there's a car going the wrong way on Interstate 77! Please be careful!!" "Heck," said Helen, "It's not … Read more
From my friend and occasional contributor Dennis – http://file.qip.ru/embed/111226964/dfc05946
UPDATE: I have a number of friends named Maria. One of them – very attentive – made the following point in an email: I hate to break it to you, but that looks more like an Anglican service, not Catholic – did you notice the WOMEN in the picture?? I replied: yes, did you see … Read more
I'm no fan of Boxing – actually I think the sport should be banned – but it is what it is. Frazier died of liver cancer yesterday. The semi-retired NY Times sports columnist Dave Anderson – who is 82 years old - has a very nice column today about Frazier. Some people mean more together than … Read more
Here’s an email I sent around this morning: This is a first! An email I’m sending around, asking people to vote for someone! Tomorrow is an election day, and my friend and neighbor Susan Konig is running for the Westchester County legislature. Sue is on the Republican and Conservative lines, so if you are … Read more
From the NY Times a few days ago. Very interesting. For some reason they put it in the retirment area of the business section, instead of in health and fitness. “We’re really proud of our older lifeguards,” said Mr. Gorman of the New York State office of parks. “To me, these guys are like Jack … Read more
Aaron Cruden, who wasn't even in the original World Cup team, but was called into the national side when the first two choice players were injured during the tournament. Cruden Triumphs Adversity Again It should not surprise anyone that first five-eighth Aaron Cruden had the mental and physical fortitude to guide the All Blacks into … Read more
Now she had to choose between her life and her baby's life. Phillips said she agonized only for a while before deciding against taking potentially lifesaving chemotherapy in hopes that she would soon hold a healthy baby in her arms.
We saw Dr. Weinstein (who did the surgery) on Friday. things are comingalong fine. he drained about 25 cc's of fluid from his knee, and will take out the staples this Wednesday. It was the first time we (Tim and I) had seen the incision area, since the ace bandage covred the dressing since the … Read more
Interesting – thay had been a Anglo-Catholic parish, with rites very similar to Roman Catholicism, but still part of the Episcopal communion. At the basilica, before the archbishop, parishioners stood for Communion. But at St. Luke’s, they’ll be allowed to kneel under the guidelines laid out by the Vatican in 2009 when it announced plans … Read more