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Bird’s Eye Views
Monthly Archives: March 2015
The Grass Is Always Browner On The Other Side Of The Fence Day
Even though he wasn’t going to be in Norfolk on or near his birthday, I still wanted to have a CD and a special gift on hand for Jorge’s next visit. A few Saturdays ago I selected the music and … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, cultural highlights, Friendship, Health, Meanderings, religion
Tagged gratitude, humility, pride, Schadenfreude, thankfulness
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Rationing
During my childhood in the late 1950s and 60s, I remember my grandparents reminiscing about war rationing. They didn’t just mention it a few times, rationing was brought up quite often. The official rationing of food, fuel, tires, clothing, and … Continue reading
Posted in Controversy, cultural highlights, Environment, History, Meanderings, Politics, Transportation
Tagged conservation, Emergency Price Control Act, food rationing, fuel rationing, Office of Price Administration, rationing, rationing schemes, renewable energy, US Food Administration, warfare
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Re-evaluation
Aside from sports team loyalty, I don’t have much use for being “true blue” or “dyed in the wool” when it comes to how I view life and formulate my opinions. This point of view is not to be mistaken for … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, Controversy, Health, Meanderings, Politics, religion
Tagged life skills, personal reassessment, re-evaluation
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Japanese Novelties …Floral Friday
It’s fun to stumble across porcelain novelty knick-knacks and pottery at garage sales or thrift shops. This is a good time of the year to do so because many folks are in the middle of spring cleaning and decluttering. I sort … Continue reading
Posted in art, cultural highlights, Floral Arts, Hobbies, Vintage Collectables
Tagged knick-knacks, made in Japan, Otigari pottery
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Happy bluejayblog Day
I want to be the first person to wish you and yours a most auspicious, curious, happy bluejayblog Day. You may be among the many who are unaware of this holiday, so I’ll tell you about this international commemoration. People … Continue reading
Finding Zero (Review)
Personally, I consider mathematics to be a rather useful albeit, dry, intimidating field of study. In public school, my grades in arithmetic and math were terrible. I finally found a truce with the subject in college when I aced Algebra … Continue reading
Posted in Books, cultural highlights, History, Politics, religion
Tagged Amir D Aczel, Buddhism, mathematics, Nagarjuna, numbers, Shunyata, zero
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