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Bye. The Numbers
My boy called the other day. My boy. Listen to me. My boy. My boy’s 40-something, nearly 50 year’s old. Can you imagine? I still call him ‘my boy. Maybe I’m getting old. What am I talking about? Hell, I … Continue reading
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Sitting by the Depression
The phone hasn’t rung yet, but it will. I hope it does. I want to tell them about Shoeman this morning. They’ll listen, won’t say anything, and they’ll think I’m crazy. That’s okay. I’ll go on about nothing, bore them, … Continue reading
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The Servant’s Entrance
Clifford Danforth couldn’t have cared less. There’d been the rumors for a while now; the President would be coming and it was all the town talked about. “Honestly?” asked the headline of an editorial in The Boothbay Register, the town’s … Continue reading
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Depressed: Chemistry vs Cause
I’ll reluctantly admit it; I get depressed. I mean, I’m told everyone does at times so I’m not exactly unique. Nor is mine so deep or debilitating that it stops me from getting up in the morning and going to … Continue reading
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A Baby Boomer’s Perspective on the Equity Selloff
I don’t want to do the math but I do math so here it goes; the S&P 500 is down nearly 15% so far this month. Even something as simple as the Vanguard Wellesley fund, cited as having conservative allocation … Continue reading
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Allagash Sentimental
(I’ve been dry on ideas and forced myself to write it. Reminded me of how I feel with scrawny Christmas trees. I won’t force you to read it, though!) I’m going cut down my Christmas tree today. I don’t think … Continue reading
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A Second Childhood
I cut down a Christmas tree. The tree farm was massive for Fairfield County. A hundred acres at least, filled with thousands of trees ranging from small and just planted to massive and requiring a chain saw to chop down … Continue reading
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The Blank Screen
I’m snuggled on my velour couch pondering my life, … Continue reading
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Make An Effort, Will Ya?
“Will do.” “Have a great Trip.” “Will do. Have fun.” “So cute.” “Congratulations.” “Love it.” These are some of the canned responses you can click on in email to, what, save some time versus a genuine response that take less effort than … Continue reading
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The Next Recession Is On My Horizon
Oooh, isn’t that a teasing headline? What follows is a lighter version of what I might write for an institutionalized professional audience because on my very personal blog I hope most readers are not institutional investors and will get the … Continue reading
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