20 Sunday Jun 2021
Posted in Family, Motorcycle accident
Tags
Christmas, cooking, grandchildren, Julie Lary, Motorcycle injury, rajalary, Richard Lary, scribbles writing
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Continuation of Reality Bites Biding time until I was cleared to walk or more correctly, start to put weight on …
13 Thursday May 2021
Posted in Rose's Writings, Uncategorized
A few days ago, I was was thumbing through my grandmother’s writings, and found this poem. It’s an interesting perspective …
04 Tuesday May 2021
Posted in Food and drink
This is the second week of a challenge at work focused on reducing food waste. Everyday, we document the food …
25 Sunday Apr 2021
Posted in Food and drink
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For the next few weeks, my employer is challenging employees to reduce their food waste, by composting, using not so …
06 Tuesday Apr 2021
Posted in Family, Home Improvement
Prior to our moving to Texas in 2002, my mother was courted by a shyster. She lived in Sherwood, Oregon, …
27 Saturday Mar 2021
Posted in Holiday
Tags
activism, gun control, human rights, Julie Lary, Passover, rajalary, Richard Lary, scribbles writing, shootings
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The recent shooting in Atlanta, Colorado, and smaller shooting incidents across American spurred me to write another essay on Passover. …
20 Saturday Mar 2021
Posted in Family, Food and drink
Recalling last year’s matzah fiasco, I shared some memories from Passover (Pesach).
23 Saturday Jan 2021
Posted in News and politics, Politics
Tags
behavior, Julie Lary, phishing, rajalary, scribbles writing, society, Trump, trust
In early January, I started a position with a new company. Day one, I received a flurry of emails, instructing …
26 Saturday Dec 2020
Posted in Family, Health and wellness, Motorcycle accident
Prior to being cleared to walk, and Rich getting his prosthetic, we took several small, but momentous trips
13 Sunday Dec 2020
Posted in Holiday
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Like most of the world, we hyperventilated through 2020. We approached the start with optimism, excited we’d finally be able …
