Suprise Me

” Amnesia”, what I remember has haunted me ever since “1991” ! by
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Prompted By Temptation

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Do you believe ?
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What we ate by
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Prompted By What We Ate

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"On Purim we ate triangular pastries."
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Sports Widow by
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Prompted By Super Bowl

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Sunday night, I could not figure out  a problem with my computer, so  I went into the den and asked my husband Lenny,  who was watching the Super Bowl, for a solution.   I started to carefully explain the situation , when  suddenly I realized that I was rambling on and conversing with myself.  “Can’t this wait until half-time?” Lenny asks.  I paused and mused……I was having a sports widow moment.
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Blame It On Mexico by
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Prompted By Nudity

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I am not comfortable with group nudity. I’ve managed to change clothes discreetly in locker rooms and dorm rooms, even while those all around me were letting it all hang out. I have never gone to a nude beach or a nude hot tub party. Sorry, that’s just not me. But there was one time…
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Loved the material, loved the students by
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Roussel was tall, elegant, very perceptive and demanding, but always kind and encouraging. 
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Promises, Promises by
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I have a very bad habit of singing old commercial jingles over and over again. Especially when I’m using some similar product. Or just walking down the street. Sometimes when I brush my teeth I’ll hum, “You’ll wonder where the yellow went when you brush your teeth with Pepsodent.” Even though I’m using Crest. Afterwards,…
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Cruising with the Flu (Hot, Hot, Hot) by
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Prompted By Honeymoon

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If I still was feverish, I couldn't tell once we went outside in the steamy Caribbean.
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Family Roots by
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Prompted By Writer's Choice

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    Retrospect – Family Roots By Kevin J. W. Driscoll (c) 2025 Preface Nestled in the heart of Galway, Ireland was the village of Ballyroot – a place where time meandered as lazily as the sheep that dotted its rolling hills. Tradition held a firm grip on the hearts of its inhabitants, and the…
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“Do you believe in fairies?” by
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Eva Le Gallienne as Peter Pan 1928 ”Do you believe in fairies?” When my mother was young her parents took her to Broadway to see Peter Pan,  the title role played by the actress Eva Le Gallienne who famously flew on wires over the heads of the audience. The London-born Le G as she was called,…
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Six Pack by
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Prompted By Manners

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Six Pack When my mom retired she and my dad moved out of the city and bought a charming little house two blocks from the beach in the Rockaways where they had both grown up and first met.  (See Still Life) But my dad was an old-fashioned GP and wasn’t ready to retire himself,  he always…
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