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Birthday: November 2
Gender: Male
Status:
Married
Ethnicity:
Caucasian
Religion:
Jewish
Location:
North Carolina
North Carolina
School:
Tufts (A.B.)
University of Pennsylvania (M.A.)
University of Iowa
Kent State University (Ph.D.)
Tufts (A.B.)
University of Pennsylvania (M.A.)
University of Iowa
Kent State University (Ph.D.)
Work:
Teaching Fellow at Kent State University
Assistant Professor of English at Alliance College, Cambridge Springs, PA
English instructor/English, Language, Humanities and Social Science department head at Craven Community College, New Bern NC
Teaching Fellow at Kent State University
Assistant Professor of English at Alliance College, Cambridge Springs, PA
English instructor/English, Language, Humanities and Social Science department head at Craven Community College, New Bern NC
Hometown(s):
Revere, MA
Lexington, MA
Philadelphia
Iowa City
Kent, OH (during the massacre)
Cambridge Springs, PA
New Bern, NC
Emerald Isle, NC
Waikiki
Revere, MA
Lexington, MA
Philadelphia
Iowa City
Kent, OH (during the massacre)
Cambridge Springs, PA
New Bern, NC
Emerald Isle, NC
Waikiki
Quote:
"Let go, let God." "The unexamined life is not worth living."
"Let go, let God." "The unexamined life is not worth living."
Simple Words of WisdomSimple Words of Wisdom
Numerous essays and books have been written about the Baby Boomers ushering in the Age of Excess at the end of the 20th century. Recently, I heard a remark that epitomizes—without judging—the Baby Boomer mentality. My wife and I had bought more furnishings than we needed for refurbishing our Waikiki condos. I was designated—as always—to return the extra stuff. When I got into the elevator on route to the parking garage, I saw a woman (probably in her 50’s) who asked me what I was doing. After I told her, she looked at me knowingly and said, “That’s the way we are.” How succinct—how true!
Oldermansthoughts says:
Sounds like you have more money than you knowq what to do with !!
Posted: October 31, 2009 8:53AM EDT
