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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Ciel It With A Semi-Sweet Kiss
If you even just know me by name, you probably know that all retail desserts are measured against the quality of my mother’s desserts. Most don’t come close: too sweet, too many artificial ingredients, not baked enough, etc. As a … Continue reading
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Point Pleasant Beach Antiques
On a recent Saturday afternoon, I was browsing through the antique shops that line this little beach town and in a rather large shop called the Antique Emporium I spotted Angela Lansbury. Sixty bucks. Which I thought was very reasonable. … Continue reading
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Albert Music Hall
Of the few musical forms that can call themselves uniquely American, Bluegrass and Country Western ride the top of that list. They exist in the backwoods and the big cities, and thanks to a couple of New Jersey brothers, whose … Continue reading
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A Trail of Two Wheels
Now that Lance Armstrong has “retired” I think I have a shot at the Tour de France. Plus…I look good in yellow. Now if only I had someplace to train, perhaps a combination of routes and roads and ravines that … Continue reading
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