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Author Archives: Clearly Not Normal
2016? You’re Just Fine
2016 doesn’t have a monopoly on death. It may have more celebrity deaths than you’d like, but it’s been worse. Much worse. September 11, 2001. Don’t make me explain. 1986 – “Howard the Duck” was released (kidding). 1968 – MLK … Continue reading
Posted in Observations
Tagged Celebrities, death, elvis, Family, Michael jackson, Queen, Suicide
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The Jim Fund
When I’m out running, I come up with all kinds of ideas. This is a work in progress, but I thought about what it would be like to be in love with the idea of not working. What would it … Continue reading
Posted in Observations
Tagged beer, charity, comedy, Confederacy of Dunces, Friend, humor, lazy, running, wife, working
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We Already Had Marriage Equality – We Just Didn’t Know It
Yo, Imma let you finish celebrating, but someone needs to answer a question for me. Why did the Supreme Court even need to rule on marriage equality in the first place? Thinking logically about this, I’m compelled to compare this … Continue reading
Posted in Observations
Tagged #LoveWins, Libertarian, marriage license, marriage licenses, Same-sex marriage, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
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My European Vacation – Paris Marathon
The reason for this trip was to run the Paris Marathon. Today is the day! My start time was 10:10, which is the latest start time ever! I got to sleep in, but I still woke up at 6:30. I … Continue reading
My European Vacation – Paris Day 3
Today was relatively calm compared to the first two days. I wanted to rest up for the marathon, so I slept in and took it easy. I got hungry and went out for breakfast. There are so many cafés here … Continue reading
Posted in Experiences
Tagged Alana, architecture, cafe, Eiffel Tower, entree, history, Notre-Dame Cathedral
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My European Vacation – Paris Day 2
I set my alarm for 6:30 AM. Damn the lack of sleep, I’m going to the Eiffel Tower at dawn! I had no troubles with the Metro today, so I arrived at about 7:10. It was already light out, but … Continue reading
Posted in Experiences
Tagged Alana, cafe, cathedral, church, Eiffel Tower, kitty, Metro, mistakes, stairs
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Happy Father’s Day
Those were some serious glasses! He eventually had tri-focals. I don’t know how old my dad was when this picture was taken, but he died of lung cancer in his late 50s. He also had multiple (I don’t remember how … Continue reading
Music Makes No Sense
My lovely bride, Alana, bought me a high quality turntable as a gift recently. She knew I was collecting vinyl records just for the nostalgia. I was buying records I used to own before I sold them all to the … Continue reading
Posted in Observations
Tagged album sleeves, Beatles, Cd, collecting vinyl, Elephant, entertainment, Grammys, iPad, Lyrics, music, reading glasses, Seven Nation Army, White Stripes
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Boston – A Runner’s Perspective
It’s almost 24 hours after the bombs went off during the Boston Marathon. I’ve spent this time reading about the heroes who emerged immediately. I’ve spent very little time reading about or watching videos of the explosion. I’ve spent this time … Continue reading
Posted in Background, Observations
Tagged Act of God, Alana, Boston, Boston Marathon, Central Park, Family, friends, marathon, New York City, running, Staten Island, vacation
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