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Let me just start out here by saying I hope we never have to go through anything like the COVID pandemic ever again.

I remember exactly where I was when I found out the world was shutting down. It was my uncle Tommy’s funeral, and we were at dinner after the service at Salvinos in Selden.

The waitress walked over with the check and said “Well, looks like I...


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Our local news channel, News 12, overdoes it quite a bit with their ”Storm Watch” reporting. We just shake our heads sometimes when the “storm” is about half an inch of rain with winds about 10 miles per hour.

But last August, we had a real one on the way. I’m talking torrential downpours and winds gusting up to 60 mph.

A few days before it hit, we were i...


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We moved into our new house in 2006. I think it was about two years after that I was standing in my garage, staring at shelves full of supplies, and feeling pretty good about myself.

I remember smiling and almost breaking my arm patting myself on the back. That was pretty much the exact moment the lights went out.

No problem, I confidently thought. I walk...


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Ten minutes can seem like an eternity sometimes. Like when I’m waiting on my friend, Jim, Thursday nights when we go surfcasting down at Long Beach.

I’m always waiting at least ten minutes in his driveway for him to rummage through his garage and get all his gear together. I mean, come on man.

And he always says the same thing. “I should really have this...


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A few years ago, I cracked a molar on an almond that was hiding in a dark chocolate bar. My first thought was that these are some pretty hard nuts. My immediate next thought was, “Oh no.”

And of course, I was on vacation in Maine. Bar Harbor. Love it there. But what I didn’t love was not going to be able to get back and see my dentist for another two days.


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