The Force is not strong with this one, officer…

I’ve written before about my love and appreciation for the Star Wars movie franchise.  I stood in line at Northway Mall way back in 1977 at the old Cine 1-2-3-4-5-6 to see the first movie (now known as Episode IV), and last year I did the entire six-movie marathon at Regal Crossgates 18 before seeing…

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Flannel sheets to put me to warm sleep

I haven’t had a good night’s sleep in a while.  Mostly I think it’s because of my injury; other times I think it’s because of my emotional state. I need a change. So yesterday I drove over to Colonie Center, as I had a $10 gift card from L.L. Bean to burn off.  The gift…

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Caption Time: What are you trying to say?

So I was cleaning out my phone yesterday, deleting old photos and shots and such, when I came across this picture.  At the time, I thought it was worth a smile – someone leaving a note for someone else.  Of course, the grammar was way off… but still… For the Caption Time this Friday, tell…

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Can you spell “AC/DC”?

I wanted to share a funny story with you.  This happened about ten years ago, and it involves arguably one of the greatest hard rock bands of all time, AC/DC. You know, AC/DC.  Crank up your speakers. That’s not loud enough.  Crank them up to 11. What do you mean your co-worker is complaining?  He…

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The clear thought at I-787

Ugh. Rainy Saturday morning.  Normally, I take my laundry to a wash-and-fold place in Watervliet, but since their prices recently increased, I found a different wash-and-fold place in Albany at the Hannaford Plaza.  One basket of clothes later, I was on my way. Normally I have two ways of leaving the Town and Village of…

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A little blast of Kolor out of Leica Green

It’s Friday morning, and I’m cleaning out my car for its upcoming tuneup.  Trash, trash, candy wrappers, soda bottles, Leica Green – Leica Green?  Have I had my rangefinder film camera in the car all this time? I looked at the film counter.  There’s still about 30 shots left in the camera. And the last…

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