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73Permanent Makeup - Eyebrows – I can’t believe I did it!
Not only did I have a permanent makeup procedure done once; I did it twice. The first time I did, several girlfriends and I had a few glasses of wine and I did it on a dare. I had a eyebrow tattoo procedure done. I had never been interested in...
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71Time Passes – now it’s swimsuits with skirts
It all started with a phone call from a friend. There was a pause in the telephone conversation. I didn't know how to respond. l did know intuitively that Linda, my friend of 25 years and I were experiencing rite of passage. No one had graduated,...
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69Going From a Bleeding-Heart Liberal to a Contrarian
I have considered myself a liberal for decades. I have been a supporter of the government's social programs from Head Start to Medicaid as well as Social Security and Medicare. I have scoffed at those who...
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75My Memories of Walter Cronkite - A sail boat and a school bus
My Meetings with My Idol by a former news anchor If you were a TV newscaster as I was for twenty-three years than it is very probable that Walter Cronkite would be a role model. He was the type of...
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69Michael Jackson Bad -NO! He babysat my kids.
Michael Jackson a sweet gentle twelve-year-old boy,was my son’s babysitter before he became the Michael Jackson Moonwalker. This memory came back vividly last night as news of his death was telecast all over the world. This was in the...
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80Botox for Crows Feet - Do I Dare
Carole Nelson Receives Botox for Her Crows Feet” – I can see the headlines now - . it will give my audience something else to comment on besides how my hair looks and whether they like my glasses. The...
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72Father to Son - You don't measure up
It's hard to believe Thomas Watson, Jr, a man that made it to the top as Ceo of IBM felt the sting of a father's rejection. For more than thirty years I interviewed some of the world’s most famous people. One famous person who was also an author...
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70Book Review: Legacy of Ashes History of the CIA by Tim Weiner
I have been interviewing authors and reviewing their books on both television programs and talk radio. This book Legacy of Ashes, The History of the CIA by Tim Weiner reveals how the agency has not fulfilled...
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60We're Giving Up Our Right to Think
After World War Two the rest of the civilized world was shocked at what had happened in Germany. My God those Germans lost all their humanity. How blind could they have been to have allowed the Nazi regime to kill millions of people and either not...
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67Loan Modification We Finally Were Approved
I am not a member of the Tea Party, but increasingly I understand the anger that fuels it. Who is representing the interest of the average American? When we Americans were aghast at the federal rescue of...
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