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Shooting and Saving Your Photos
We live in an incredible time when it comes to photography. The old photographers, Matthew Brady in the War Between the States, Ansel Adams of landscape fame, and Larry Burrows of Life magazine, to name a very few, would be … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General, Personal, Publishing
Tagged action shots, Ansel Adams, cameras, digital photography, film, film cameras, Larry Burrows, Life magazine, Mathew Brady, photographers, photography, Photoshop, selling photographs, Shooting and Saving Your Photos, still life, the Internet
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The Corn Shortage
One thing I really enjoy is corn on the cob. It is a summer staple. It goes as well with hamburgers as hotdogs or is a meal all by itself. One can never have enough corn on the cob during … Continue reading
Roundtoits
Through the middle of Saint Augustine is a street only two tenths of a mile long. The name of the road is Hypolita Street and on the northwest corner where Saint George Street crosses Hypolita stands the Columbia Restaurant. Somewhere … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General, Personal, Writing
Tagged a writer’s writer, an ordinary participant in World War II, Columbia Restaurant, famous novelist, George Peppard, heroes, Hypolita Street, Jack D. Hunter, Roundtoits, Saint Augustine, Saint George Street, The Blue Max, United States Army, Ursula Andress, World War I, writers
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Power
We should have all the power we need now, but we do not. This world, all the societies of the earth, every person on the globe, should have access to all the electrical power they could possibly want. But we … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General
Tagged benefits of nuclear energy, clean pure fresh water, desalination plants, electrical power, fear of nuclear energy, Hollywood propaganda, importance and benefits of nuclear power, nuclear power, one of the most abundant forms of energy, Power, problems of the future, professional ball players or entertainers, scientists, The China Syndrome, writers
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My Grandmother’s Piano
Last Friday, I wrote about Cuba and as always, it made me think of my Cuban grandparents. I miss them and everything Cuban, especially the café con leche and real Cuban bread. My grandfather helped develop my appreciation for mechanical … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General, Personal
Tagged 50th wedding anniversary, a concert pianist, a new spinet piano, Cuba, Cuban food, Havana Symphony, her grand piano, I learned to love music, My Cuba My Home, my Cuban grandparents, My Grandmother’s music room, My Grandmother’s Piano, scents of cigar smoke, stealing souls, the music within her soul
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