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Category Archives: Mutterings
Trying Something New
This blog passed it’s nine year anniversary earlier this month. Nine years ago, I rekindled my passion for amateur astronomy and photography, but along the way I decided to also review books and movies. Then I thought returning to college … Continue reading
Snipping Satellites
My husband and I resolved to reduce our home entertainment budget for 2019. To that end, immediately after Thanksgiving and upon a couple of recommendations gleaned from various tech podcasts I subscribe to, I ordered a Roku Premiere+ and installed … Continue reading
Lessons from History? — L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website
Once upon a time, I was the staff director of a Congressman’s office. He was a Republican. At that time, the Democrats held an overwhelming majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. 354 more words via Lessons from … Continue reading
Posted in Mutterings, Seasons, Summer
Tagged Civil War, history, polarization, politics, solstice, summer
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Just the Stats, Please
Yes, I’m still here. Sort of. I’ve been so busy since the first of the year, I just now came up for air, and only because I realized it had been nearly a month since I’d posted to my blog. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Mathematics, Mutterings, Non-Fiction, Seasons, Winter
Tagged amateur astronomy, podcasts, statistics, Tolkien
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Merry Bowlingmas
Welcome to my annual roasting of my building’s attempts at modern art holiday decorating. When I showed my husband this year’s photo, his first words were: “Bowling pins?” I had to concede his point. At least this year the dominant … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Holidays, Mutterings, Seasons, Winter
Tagged Christmas decorations, holidays, unholiday, winter
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The Slow Burn May Be Heating Up
Modesitt is preaching to my choir again: … minorities, women, and others affected by the history and legacy of racial and gender discrimination. They’re tired of endlessly waiting for equality, and with ethnic, racial, and gender discrimination continuing, those feeling … Continue reading
Tenacious Dedication
I feel nostalgically melancholy today. I am remembering a time, about a decade ago, when I seethed with frustration surrounding a disappointing rejection my daughter suffered through. When I requested an explanation for the rejection, the response I received accused … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Family, Music, Mutterings, Vocal Performance
Tagged choirs, music, opera, vocal performance
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The Death of Free-Range Parenting
Fascinating article I read this morning thanks to NPR’s feed: Why Do We Judge Parents For Putting Kids at Perceived – But Unreal – Risk? I’ve seen this materialize with my own eyes of the last 30-40 years. I became … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Mutterings
Tagged children, judging, morals, parenting, perceived risk
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