Monthly Archives November 2016

Reading a book is similar to many a relationship. Initially your drawn to each if not for the look then what is in-between the covers. There are moments you feel a special connection where you’re totally focused on what is occurring right there and couldn’t imagine being anywhere else,  yet there are also painful times when you need to separate out of boredom or a “what the hell” moment .  You might want to start a new but if you can hold on to the end it might be brought back  to that initial love.  Or at least I hope it will. For a good book will stay with you long past the last page and even if you don’t get that far at least you had the memories.

I’ve given you the links (below) now it’s up to you to report the best Cyber Deals out there. Have you found a better deal then then the links below we would love (truly love) to know?  I’m personally planning a 9PM shopping spree so your investigative tools would be greatly appreciated. Thank you and good shopping!

BEST DEALS 1

BEST DEALS 2

BEST DEALS 3

BEST DEALS 4

American Veteran’s showed the liberal elite at New Hampshire College who really is in charge as they proudly waved our American flag. A flag that the “Snowflakes” who attend this college found offensive but which individuals fought and died for their right to be able to say so.  For without those brave veteran’s standing behind this flag and what it represents those at this college might have been indoctrinated in the belief’s of the state or face severe penalties or death.  Our country has and will continue to make mistakes but with what has occurred and continues to occur in the world it still is the land of the free and brave therefore let us wave the flag even at Hampshire College.

I want to tell my new good friend in Tennessee that sharing is wonderful thing especially if you have the numbers 17,19,21,37,44,16 in last nights Power Ball results.  Of course it all depends who you share with if it’s your typical family and friends well you can expect a “normal reaction” but if it were with a total stranger in NY that could be quite exciting (especially for me).  Not only would sharing these winning with a NY who happens to write this blog piece be different for you but shocking as well since you really have no idea how I might spend this generous gift.  Yes there might be a few thousand more worthy places you can donate some of your winnings too but none that would be more surprising then to me and isn’t that the spirit of the lottery itself.  Never knowing who will win or who they will share it with (added the 2nd part)

It’s a dream come true and truly a miracle not only for your parents that you’re here with  but the world as a whole. For your great, great, great ….grandparents had to meet at the exact moment to get this ball rolling into the hoop of life. There might have been some love at first sights, or bumps in the night that lead us down this path.  There also might have been pain and misery of your ancestors (holocaust, slavery, deportation etc)  which was an essential step for this needle to be thread with you at then end.  For if everything was perfect they might have met someone else and right now we could be looking at a pink hat or no hat at all.  Of course the whole pregnancy phase itself is incredible but the true miracle is how you came to be here with us now and the life’s that were changed to get you to this place.

What makes a man is the image he leaves when he enters and leaves a room and Norman Schlissel had such an image.  He was the true life “Norm” that we all remember from Cheers shows but with a whole much more compassion. Everybody who met him knew his name not just because of his warm and friendly attitude but the way he’d open his hand to help those in need before they truly asked.  Personally I only was fortunate to know Mr. Schlissel for the last few years of his life but it was easy to see how those who knew him much longer felt as he was present with him.  Although he leaves us for a better place (G-D willing) may his love and kindness stay with those he touched for many generations to come and in that may he still be in our rooms however distant it might appear to be. RIP Norman Schlissel.