Month: September 2016

• Kids Bottles: Another Moral Dilemma

  As I grow older, it seems to me, I am faced with some kind of moral choice nearly every day.  Then, I suppose that it’s something that’s true for every thinking person. Should I watch Game of Thrones or search for the Vatican Channel on my Roku? Should I continue to espouse the obvious truths…

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  September 25, 2016

  Blogging, Everyday Events, Food, New York City, North Country Life, Real Personal History, satire

  bicycles, children, food pantry, hunger, social responsibility

• Allison, Me And The Ghosts Of Judy Garland

  “Who could ask for anything more?”                      –Ira Gershwin Ok, so I pulled a few strings.  Actually, it was only one string.  The daughter of my wife’s boss (Dr. Chris Walsh from Mount Sinai Hospital), was playing the lead in the hit Broadway show, An American…

  patrickjegan

  September 10, 2016

  Blogging, Creativity, Fame, Ghosts, New York City, Real Personal History, Travels, Uncategorized

  Allison Walsh, An American in Paris, backstage, Broadway shows, Gershwin, musicals, New York City, Palace Theater, theater

• The Masts…Oh, the Masts

  Here I am once again. I’m sitting with friends at the Naked Turtle for dinner.  It’s located on the shore of Lake Champlain in Plattsburgh.  I listen to the conversation but I’m drawn to the eastern view, toward Vermont.  The marina is filled with boats of all sorts…but it’s the sailboats that attract me. Where…

  patrickjegan

  September 2, 2016

  Dreams, Nature, North Country Life, Objects of Beauty, The sea, Travels, Uncategorized

  Caribbean, Intercoastal canal, Lake Champlain, sailboats