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Tag Archives: transportation
How do they keep it running?
Here in NY, unlike where I live in Iowa, there are plenty of places to go to in the mornings—and maybe even more at night. I still go to bed early, like an Iowa farm boy.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged beauty, cars, feminine magic, friendship, frustration, growth, love, New York, the heart, transportation
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Shoot! I can’t write.
Some famous but blocked writer must have said, “When you can’t write, shoot.” I just say, “Shoot! I can’t write.”
Posted in City Center, Humor, Manhattan, New York
Tagged art, beauty, cars, dogs, humor, nature, New York, objects, pigeons, subway, transportation, urban scenes, whimsy
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Everyone has his dance.
Everyone has his dance, according to his place and time.
Posted in City Center, Love, Uncategorized
Tagged beauty, childhood, desperation, frustration, love, manhood, Men, New York, the heart, transportation, young
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A Subway Tale
Last night as the Q train screeched and clanked awkwardly back to Brooklyn,
Posted in Friends, Love, Uncategorized
Tagged beauty, feminine magic, friendship, frustration, girl, growth, loneliness, love, Men, New York, relationships, the heart, transportation, young
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Mercury Blues
A couple of friends of mine just split up. I’ve been his rock and driver for a month, since his wife got the car. My car is now at eight years and 130K miles, and new wheels cost a bundle. … Continue reading
Posted in Automobilia, Family, Humor, Iowa, Loneliness, Love, Uncategorized
Tagged cars, desperation, loneliness, love, transportation
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A vignette of my time with my grandparents
“Nana & Papa” by Russ Wollman Relieved from the daily grind and the rigors of raising children, my grandparents, Sidney and Augusta Wollman, were the sweetness of my early years. I was the silver star in Papa’s eyes, the natural … Continue reading
Infinite Space. InfiniteTime. 