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Today was the first really cold day of winter; I’m certain that the thermometer went below 32 degrees. We are all huddled for warmth now in the TV room, watching Ninotchka together as a family. This is good: a funny movie, my immediate family, and to top it off, Peter’s little chihuahua runs around, being … Continue reading Thursday night at the movies
Golly, who would have thought? The Left is anti-semitic. Not only that, their anti-semitism has had an impact. Via Dissent Magazine Anti-Semitism and the Left that Doesn’t Learn By Mitchell Cohen (online) A DETERMINED offensive is underway. Its target is in the Middle East, and it is an old target: the legitimacy of Israel. Hezbollah … Continue reading The Left and their Anti-Semitism
It’s less than a month away from my first anniversary as a cancer survivor. I remember wondering at what point I could call myself a survivor; the answer was, right away, but I still held off calling myself that until after my surgery. Today, I come full circle, and start finding a way I’m going … Continue reading Almost a year
The eleventh day of the eleventh month at the eleventh hour: Armistice. World War I ended. Except that they didn’t call the conflict “World War I” at the time. It was “The Great War,” or my personal favorite, “The War to End All Wars.” But it couldn’t end all wars — the retributions and punishments … Continue reading The eleventh
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