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Another Fall in Philadelphia
Another Fall in Philadelphia
Fall in Philadelphia
September 15, 2019 – Just like the lyrics to the Hall and Oates classic, it looks like I’m going to spend another fall in Philadelphia.
Not that I consider it a bad thing. Like most Philadelphians, I love my city and its sports teams, no matter how bad our reputation might be. Sure, we have our share of issues like any other major metropolitan city in the country, but sports…
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10 quotable lines from 10 great songs
10 quotable lines from 10 great songs
September 8, 2019 – As someone who enjoys a top 10 list, here some pretty awesome song lyrics that can stand alone as inspirational quotes. Can you guess what songs they are from?
10. “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans” — John Lennon
9. “Watch out, you may get what you’re after.” — David Byrne
8. “Laughing and crying, it’s the same release.” — Joni Mitchell
7.…
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Were the 1950s the greatest decade in American history?
Were the 1950s the greatest decade in American history?
August 18, 2011 — My father always says the 1950s were the best time in our country’s history. He’s not alone since it is a sentiment shared by many people of his generation, who also believe that life in the 1950s was simpler and more enjoyable.
I was born in December 1959, so I can’t say I remember life in the 50s, but I do remember the early 60s, which weren’t that different. Traditional roles…
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Over the rainbow and then some
Over the rainbow and then some
August 11, 2019 — In two weeks, the world will celebrate the 80th anniversary of the release date (August 25, 1939) of the “The Wizard of Oz.”
I’m an old movie fan, so it’s easy for me to say that it’s one of my all-time favorites. But even those who don’t care for the old black and whites love “The Wizard of Oz”. After 80 years, families still gather to watch the story of Dorothy and her three…
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The meaning behind, 2
The meaning behind, 2
July 26, 2019 — The Weight (The Band)
The Weight is my favorite song from The Band, the musicians who backed up Bob Dylan after the folk singer went electric in 1965. The song was recorded in 1968, appearing on the first album they recorded as a solo act. After 51 years, it’s still played on radio stations and other music streaming sources.
Two of my favorite performances of the song came from Th…
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The meaning behind
July 19, 2019 — My good friend could tell you a story about driving with me one stormy night in a worn-out car that couldn’t handle the windshield wipers and the radio on at the same time. Something had to go, and to her horror, I turned off the wipers.
Does that indicate the impact music has on me? I think so. I love how it brings out my emotions, takes me back in time to good and not so good…
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Summer Breeze
Summer
July 17, 2019 — To the boy who lived on Claridge Street around the corner,
It was the summer of 1974. You stood near the cash register at Lou’s Candy Store and made an impression on me that will last forever.
Perhaps you were buying something, or just stopping by for a visit because you were a friend of the owner’s son. I knew who you were the way you know all the kids in the neighborhood,…
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Change
July 6, 2019 — There are a lot of things in this world that would benefit from a change.
Since they’re too numerous to mention, and many are out of my control I’ll start with something simple.
I started this blog nearly nine years ago, and I know I’ve been away for a few months, but I feel inspired again. It’s the first real break I’ve taken.
During those nine years, I’ve only made two layout…
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The kindness gene
July 6, 2019 – When Blanche Dubois uttered her famous line, “I have always depended on the kindness of strangers,” in A Streetcar Named Desire, I bet she didn’t know that one day there would be a scientific theory to explain why. Or rather, to explain that we can spot kindness in people we don’t know, and maybe she was drawn to strangers she sensed were kind.
According to research data published…
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Crescent moons, magazines and peppermint tea
Crescent moons, magazines and peppermint tea
July 6, 2019– Anyone up for solving a mystery?
The song, My Favorite Things, from the musical The Sound of Music, is played at Christmas each year, and I’m not sure why. Aside from the lyrics “brown paper packages tied up with string, or snowflakes that fall on my nose and eyelashes” – and are both a stretch – there isn’t a reference to December 25 or any of its holiday traditions. Yet artists…
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Storm
Weekly Photo Challenge: Storm
October 1, 2018 — This week’s photo challenge is storm.
The Jersey Shore’s version of Hurricane Florence:
Didn’t realize I had gone one month without posting. Time flies…
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The Best Football Movies of All TIme
The Best Football Movies of All TIme
August 27, 2018 – Excited for for the upcoming football season?
Here is a list of the 30 greatest football movies ever made courtesy of Fandango to wet your appetite.
My favorites are Invincible from 2006, Friday Night Lights from 2004 (although I enjoyed the series more), and Brian’s Song, the television tearjerker from 1971.
Go Eagles!
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Look Up
Weekly Photo Challenge: Look Up
August 24, 2018 — This week’s photo challenge is look up.
Look up at the Philadelphia skyline to see a mix of the past and the future. Until recently, Philadelphia had an ordinance that buildings in the downtown area could not be taller than City Hall, constructed in 1871.
First came the Liberty Place buildings (left) and then the recently-completed Comcast Towers (right), the new tallest…
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Weird Things About Traffic
Weird Things About Traffic
August 20, 2018 – Traffic is a real head scratcher.
You’re driving along at a normal speed, and all of the sudden you’re moving slower than a three-toed sloth. There’s no indication why. No merging. No accidents. No school busses. You try to figure out the physics behind it, but you’re only fooling yourself. You were never good at math or science anyway, so you simply accept that traffic will…
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Out of this World
Weekly Photo Challenge: Out of this World
August 17, 2018 — This week’s photo challenge is out of this world.
This photo taken at Lake Nockamixon in October always seemed other worldly to me.
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Not Your Father's Disney
Not Your Father’s Disney
August 13, 2018 – Think you’re the ultimate theme park connoisseur?
If you’ve been to Disney more than 10 times you probably are. You may also want to seek help for your addiction and admit it’s time to broaden your horizons before you plan your next theme park excursion.
Why not consider one of these 10 Bizarre Theme Parks from Around the Worldcourtesy of listverse.com, the people who love…
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