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“Daisy Duck,” aka Wurtsboro’s Mickey Maher, is retiring to be with her great grandkids after 14 years of helping out at the annual duck races in Jeffersonville, NY. I’m at a loss for words.
At a loss for words
Well, it finally happened. I’ve run out of words. Like most cataclysmic events, it happened suddenly and without warning. At this time last year, I was out and about, being the ubiquitous and … more
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Krystal Grow is the new photo curator at the Narrowsburg Union.
Welcome to the neighborhood!
As a general rule, I like to think that I have my finger on the pulse of the arts and leisure world in the Upper Delaware River region, but with the planet having tilted on its axis of late, … more
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I’ll miss roaring fires outside at Camp Fox but anticipate snuggling up indoors by the hearth, Wonder Dog at my feet.
See you in September
And just like that, summer draws to a close. Oh, sure, officially it ain’t over until September 22, but we in the Upper Delaware River region know it’s all downhill from here. And by … more
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Women, women, women!
“You say that like it’s a bad thing,” a female friend from California chided when informed that I had no fewer than four singers, all women, on my calendar of events list last week. … more
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You can’t go home again: “You can’t truly go back to a place you once lived because so much will have changed since you left that it is not the same place anymore.”
You can’t go home again
Well, you can physically go there, but when I looked up the meaning of that expression on the internet, my search revealed this observation: “You can’t truly go back to a place you once … more
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I took this photo while doing a story about Jen and the horses she loved so much. Fly high, lady.
Is that all there is?
It’s not simply a question—it’s a song. And it fits my mood today: that of a weary traveler on the road of life, wandering, wondering… is that all there is? The song, written … more
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To whom it may concern:
Regardless of what you might think, the war against COVID-19 isn’t over and I’m begging you: Please, please… put a mask on. Being in self-quarantine has been difficult, and how you … more
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He has taken me down to the lake a lot, where I played with a blind snake and rolled in a dead fish.
Dog day afternoon
Let’s face it: I’m just a dog. Well, maybe not JUST a dog (HE says I’m “special”), but a dog nonetheless. I mean, sure, I went to school when I was a puppy and learned … more
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He has taken me down to the lake a lot, where I played with a blind snake and rolled in a dead fish.
Dog day afternoon
Let’s face it: I’m just a dog. Well, maybe not JUST a dog (HE says I’m “special”), but a dog nonetheless. I mean, sure, I went to school when I was a puppy and learned … more
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The current landscape is less colorful than usual these days, in my humble opinion.
Feelin’ blue in black and white
I’m having one of those “the more things change, the more they stay the same” moments. Like most of us, I’ve been sequestered at home; working, but alone. Little by little … more
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As the sun set and the stars twinkled above, Broadway’s Nicholas Rodriguez closed his show at the Forestburgh Playhouse with the Phantom of the Opera’s “Music of the Night.”
Necessity is the mother of invention
We’ve all heard that expression, and I dare say it often rings true, but perhaps even more so now in these topsy-turvy (you may quote me) times. As businesses both large and small begin to … more
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Craig Smith, Susan Miiler and Dharma the Wonder Dog (way in the back) all posed with Smith’s ‘66 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe at the Artists’ Market Community Center’s “Fourth of July Celebration of Vintage Vehicles” last Saturday in Shohola, PA.
On the road again, again
Why “again, again” you ask? I’ll tell you. I’ve been writing this In My Humble Opinion thing for a while now. About 20 years, in fact, and for 12 of them, it’s been … more
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The reflection glinted off of a lakeside cottage and the water below, illuminating the glory of what one single star, our sun, can provide.
It’s written in the stars
Is it? I don’t know. Maybe. Since the dawn of man, humans have looked to the stars and planets for guidance. Sometimes these observations are based on imaginary configurations (honestly does … more
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Photographers from around the globe travel to Kenoza Lake’s Stone Arch Bridge just for this very reason. Yes, the trees are that green. Scout’s honor!
Take a picture, it’ll last longer
That’s right, it’s a week later and I’m still searching for the “silver lining” alluded to in my last column. To that end, I’ve been hitting the road, taking long, … more
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We went down to the lake at sunset and I took some pictures. It was nice.
Look for the silver lining
If this is the “new normal,” I am not a big fan. It’s impossible to avoid the P-word since the world has “gone to hell in a hand-basket,” as dear old mom would say. Not … more
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Fun Fact: Even though I own a crystal ball, I’ve not met my spirit guide, nor can I predict what Dharma and I will have for dinner.
Back to the future
Do any of us know what lies ahead? Is it really possible to predict the future? Some say “yes,” but me? Well, I can’t even tell you what I’ll have for dinner tonight, much … more
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One of the many enjoyable musicals presented in 2014 at the Forestburgh Playhouse (FP) was a production of My Fair Lady; FP alum Kerstin Anderson went on to star in the play on Broadway.
The show must go on
As we now know, in the wake of COVID-19, both New York and Pennsylvania are on track to reopen for business, with each state following a multi-phased plan. In New York, the first phase went into … more
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Folks at home watched me for a change, rather than the other way around. At least my hair looked good.
Turning the tables
I suppose it was only a matter of time. With millions of folks observing stay-at-home restrictions, everyone and their brother is suddenly an “entertainer.” Whether they’re reciting … more
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Fortunately, I was wearing pants since I decided to photograph others down at the lake taking in the gorgeous sunset—from a distance, of course.
Live from New York...
“It’s Saturday night. Or at least, I think it is,” I muttered to the dog, who blithely turned her head and walked away, still practicing social distancing from me, the guy who feeds … more
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In the 1960s, bespectacled marionettes with monikers like “Brains” were unlike anything the world had ever seen before, and I was instantly enthralled.
I’ve got no strings on me
The words above were penned by composer Leigh Harline for the Disney animated fable “Pinnochio.” In 1940, child actor Dickie Jones leant his talents to give voice to Geppetto’s … more
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