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Chicago Cats and Dogs
It dawned very cold today in Chicago; below freezing and the wind made it feel even colder. I planned to spend the morning in the nice warm Field Museum. Got on the bus to the museum district and sat behind … Continue reading
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Southside with me
Five years ago, we visited Chicago and accidentally stumbled across the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago. This is a small but absolutely fascinating collection of Middle and Near East antiquities. We didn’t have enough time to thoroughly explore … Continue reading
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Chicago Time
CVH needed to attend a professional conference this year, and decided on the American Society on Aging’s annual get-together in Chicago. I decided to take the week off and tag along. The day started well before sunrise, like most days … Continue reading
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Climate change
I don’t know what caused it, but it was 27° (81° F) here yesterday afternoon and this morning it snowed.
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Vance Packard is alive and well
A while back, the paper towel people came up with a great idea: pick-a-size. They started perforating their sheets at half size. This, I felt, was a great boon to us paper towel users. Almost always, unless the dog has … Continue reading
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How to change a life
One of CVH’s facebook friends posts a question on a regular basis. This week’s question was “What book has changed your life?” I will set aside the metaphysical question of if one can change their life (for after all, you … Continue reading
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Brown County
The mornings are getting chill, the days shorter, the trees are taking on vermillion hues, and like the swallows to Capistrano, Hoosiers in south-central Indiana make their annual trek to Brown County. Well, we don’t live in Indiana, but Brown … Continue reading
Home renovations – Part 6
The new toilet finally arrived. The ladies are pleased. And a nice thing is that it’s “chair height” – that extra inch and three-quarters is surprisingly comfortable. Especially at our age. A big plumber showed up and took out the … Continue reading
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Home Renovations – Part 5
I gave up looking for my screwdriver bits and just bought a set at our neighborhood Harbor Freight (our neighborhood has all the conveniences, if nothing else). Today I got a call from Lowe’s that my new commode had arrived … Continue reading
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Aviation Heritage Festival
Today we went to the Aviation Heritage Festival at our neighborhood airport, Bowman Field. As I have mentioned before, it’s a historic airport (hence the “Heritage” part of the title, I guess); the oldest continuously operating airport in the U.S. … Continue reading
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