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The fabulous sunset in Newport's harbor.
Seaguls at Newport, RI. They will eat everything on you beach blanket!
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July 16, 2009
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July 16, 2009
Last night I went out with friends to see...midget wrestling. What was I thinking?????? Actually, wrestling of any kind should not be on my "bucket list" for life. It was rather sad to see these folks throwing each other around, stapling money to each other (yes, stapling) and other weirdness. As I stood there watching (standing room only!) it made me liken it to the Romans. Curiousity always had me wonder why anyone would want to see lions eat Christians (or any other denominations that is), or gladiators kill each other etc. Last night was a watered down version of Romanness. I know the wrestling bordered on theatrics, but to see a four foot tall guy throw a three foot tall guy around is not my idea of entertainment.
The most interesting thing for me were the tiny little black and white shoes that the smallest wrestler wore. I don't think my boys ever wore shoes that small, even at birth.
July 11, 2009
Who still eats Pop Tarts?????? I just saw an ad for those cardboard delicacies. Oh...my...gosh. Haven't they been around since the fifties? (My grandmother used to tell me about them. Really!) After my first taste, I never thought they'd survive but now they have a spiffy ad for them, a catchy logo, and our kids are still eating cardboard filled will flavored sugar. Yum...
July 7, 2009
Just watched the MJ memorial. Sad, especially when his daughter spoke. When she said, "my daddy," it hit home that MJ was a human being. I was glad the focus was on his life and his entertaining. There were some great singers that did some of his songs. I only wished they had played him singing with the choir at the same time.
July 6, 2009
A fan sent me this article so I thought I'd share it with you. Let me give you the gist of it first. It is about kids moving back home. BACK HOME!!!! Ugh! One father called 911 because his adult son wouldn't clean his room! I want that dad's number! lol
Here you go: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31275812/ns/health-kids_and_parenting/
You kids know how I feel about my boys moving back in. I'd call 911 if they left the toilet seat up except I wouldn't want to bother the 911 workers. Instead I'll saran wrap the toilet next time. Can you say "splash?"
So, let me know what you think of the article of if you have any gems to share!
Lori
July 3, 2009
Just so you know, Son #1 is living in Brooklyn. Son #2 is living in the mess of clothes in his old room in MY house while the rest of his stuff is still in his apartment in the next town. What the heck is up with that?
His friend came home for a visit from (more…)
July 3, 2009
Just wanted to say "Happy Fourth of July!" in case I forgot tomorrow. I have about 20 people coming over at noon. Yikes! I'm in the mood to go to fireworks. Haven't been since I was a kid--other than the great ones at EPCOT centers. Hope you are are safe, happy, healthy, and have lots (more…)
July 1, 2009
Okay. As you all know, son #1 graduated from college in May. He moved to Washington, D.C. for a few weeks then decided NYC had more jobs in his field of sales and marketing. He got a nice place and started work Monday. I called to see how it went and he said, "I hate it." Yikes! All I could think of was, how sad to have that experience for the beginning of your life. (OK. OK. You kids who know me know that my FIRST thought really was, Oh, Lord. I hope he doesn't move back home! Then, I thought about his future.)
He still isn't happy cause he has to travel around NYC way too much. I'm sure he'd rather have a nice office with a desk he could prop his feet on, text messages to his favorite mom, and sip a latte.
BUT, that is not reality in this economy!
I remember my first job as a nurse was so exciting. I actually got hired at my first interview. Those were the days!
Let's hope things improve so our future is much brighter (and the fear of off-spring moving back home is never a reality)
Don't get me started on un-employed son #2--I've had a long day....
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Humorous mystery
Wicktoria's Secret
Book #1 in the Lethal in Lace Series
The Pauline Sokol Mystery Series Book #1
A Dose of Murder
The first book in The Pauline Sokol Mysteries, A Dose of Murder, is a wonderful medical-world story enlivened by an exceptionally fun and sassy voice. In it, a burned out registered nurse becomes a medical insurance fraud investigator only to be yanked back into the nursing field by an experienced hunk of an investigator who she just can’t say no to--until she stumbles upon two dead bodies.
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The Stiff and the Dead
Pauline Sokol, ex-RN turned medical insurance fraud investigator finds herself embroiled in a scam of senior citizens...and Viagra fraud. If that isn’t bad enough, one of the old geezers has fallen for her...and two have mysteriously departed from this world.
The Pauline Sokol Mystery Series Book #3
One Dead Under the Cuckoo's Nest
Ex-RN Pauline Sokol finds herself confined against her will in a psychiatric hospital when she goes undercover to investigate fraudulent brokers who match patients with treatment facilities--for a bounty as high as $4000.00 a head. A master plan of escape ensues when “doctor” Jagger shows up...until the broker is found dead.
The Pauline Sokol Mystery Series Book #4
Deep Sea Dead
Blurb: Sailing over the bounty seas is not the ideal case for ex-RN Pauline Sokol who has never been out of New England. But when her sleazy boss, Fabio Scarpello, offers her the chance to work a case on The Golden Dolphin--sailing through the Bermuda Triangle is the least of her problems. Murder, mayhem and a missing nurse take center stage while Pauline is trapped on the ship, her roommate murdered, and Pauline’s name is next on the list.
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Nip Tuck Dead
For her latest case, Pauline Sokol is assigned to investigate plastic surgery fraud in swanky Newport, Rhode Island. To get inside the exclusive “spa”, she must go undercover as a private duty nurse. Now all she needs is a suitable well-heeled patient. Luckily, her best friend and colorful co-worker Goldie fits the bill (and the high heels), and he selflessly volunteers for a nose job. Once she’s infiltrated this surgical playground for the rich and spoiled, Pauline discovers that someone in the practice is scamming the insurance companies. More than a few of these jet setters have become addicted to plastic surgery and many of the women’s husbands have refused to pay for any more elective “changes.” So someone is making up diagnoses so the (inflated) costs are covered without anyone being the wiser. A “nose job” has now become a “repair of a deviated septum for better breathing.” But a simple case of semantics soon turns deadly when a male secretary’s body is found floating fifty feet below the jagged ocean cliff. As she struggles to keep herself out of danger, Pauline can’t believe her non-altered eyes when the enigmatic Jagger shows up to at the B&B where she’s staying. But even her hunky cohort can’t keep her safe when a simple case of going under the knife is anything but cut and dried.
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