Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 25, 2004
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Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 25, 2004
Back To Basics
Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 25, 2004 – I am in the process of drawing up a list of my real estate clients, which I am going to print out on paper and put into a paper file folder. This file folder, probably a red one, will be placed in my “work” basket, where I can pick it up, touch it, write on it or edit it. It will not disappear, explode, experience a black out or be bothered if there is a power failure.
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Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 24, 2004
Dishaholic
Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 24, 2004 – I grew up in a house where we had melmac dishes, in pale washed out colours of red, turquoise blue, yellow green and clay. All the clay-coloured mugs were stackable. We had eight of everything. You could have drop kicked those dishes from here to Halifax and they would never have broken.
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Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 23, 2004
Another Mini Muddle
Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 23, 2004 – Today at 11:00 A.M. was meeting #2, with Christopher of WebSite design fame, for the purpose of discussing in greater detail, the possibility of us working together on my new site(s). This project is taking on a life of its own, and soon it won’t need me to orchestrate or even attend the meetings.
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Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 22, 2004
Crowds Of People
Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 22, 2004 – It’s back again – “The pre-Christmas out-in-the-afternoon so you don’t get caught later on shopping with a billion other people time”. Big and I met at IKEA around 1:30 so I could return a defective thingie. We wandered around for awhile with a few items in our collective cart and then, unlike ideal shoppers, we returned them all to their respective shelves and left empty handed.
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Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 21, 2004
Talking With Eric
Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 21, 2004 – Dorothy, my-sister-in-law has flown the coop for two weeks “en vacance” in Paris – lucky lady. In her absence, Eric and I inevitably get together a couple of times for dinner. He always asks – I always accept – he always cooks. He prepares a wonderful meal – I eat in style and come home nourished and sleepy.
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Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 20, 2004
Inukshuk Hospital
Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 20, 2004 – My Saturday clients cancelled our meeting at the last minute this morning – a family concern. They didn’t elaborate – I didn’t ask. We re-scheduled for next week. With an unexpected Saturday afternoon to myself, I decided to get a head start on Christmas by wrapping the Inukshuk 12 and printing their accompanying identification cards.
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Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 19, 2004
What Is The World Coming To?
Short Stories From 10 Years Ago – November 19, 2004 – This is surely a question that has been asked by every generation since the beginning of time? I’m not sure if there is ever a satisfactory answer. Parents look at their offspring and ponder their behaviour – just at their parents before them, undoubtedly shook their heads in dismay as they watched their children behave in ways foreign to them.
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