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Lead Picture
Thursday, October 31, 2019
For 573 days I have published daily without skipping a beat, not holidays, not weekends.
Meanwhile, I’ve been dabbling with videos and podcast.
The blog? A three to four-minute excursion into photos and short texts to regale the curious with an ever-changing and diverting view of a world rich in gastronomy, visual art, ideas, chuckles, stories, people, diversions, science, homespun, and enlightenment.
Observing with wit and wisdom, Dom Capossela, an experienced leader, guides his team of contributors and followers through that world, an amusing and edifying conversation to join.
Note that the blog is also the first place that posts the "Hello! my friends," videos and the
“Conflicted” podcasts.
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Commentary
Thursday, October 31, 2019
For 573 consecutive days I have published daily without skipping a beat, not holidays, not weekends.
Meanwhile, I’ve been dabbling with videos and podcast.
And although my efforts in these areas needs lots of improvement, I like them in the blog.
However, they take time and since the sun and the moon do not allow us more time for our projects, we must fit them into the 24-hour astronomical rhythm.
Starting tomorrow, I will publish the blog as it looks now on all even-numbered calendar days. On the odd-numbered days I will publish something, from a simple hello to I don’t know what.
Meanwhile, I’ll work on creating a rhythm for the blog, videos, and podcasts and certainky keep you informed.
God bless us, all.
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A “Conflicted” podcast
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Chapter Four Conflicted, posted.
In this chapter Diana engages in a meditative introspection in which she makes life decisions that will greatly upset her parents.
Chapter Five to be posted on Saturday, Nov 2.
The podcasts go out first on the blog and then on major social media.
Dom’s website: existentialautotrip.com
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A “Hello, my friends!” video.
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Three cute jokes. 2 minutes
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Tuesday’s Dinner posted on
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Slow-Roasted Organic, Free-Range, Air-Chilled Chicken, sauced with thinly-sliced bell and Fresno peppers and onions.
Stunningly good.
To check out our recipe: Click the magnifying glass on the top right of the screen. Type Slow-Roast Chicken and then hit “Enter.”
Or scroll through our Recipe Index.
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Chuckle of the day:
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Three From George Carlin
“If you try to fail, and succeed, which have you done?”
“The main reason Santa is so jolly is because he knows where all the bad girls live.”
“I like it when a flower or a little tuft of grass grows through a crack in the concrete. It's so fuckin' heroic.”
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We love getting mail.
Contact me at domcapossela@hotmail.com
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Dear Dom,
It must be that Scorcese's film "The Irishman" is so named because there's only one of them, outstanding in a field of big-name actors of Italian ancestry. Otherwise, the film would have to be renamed "The Italians" (or, to borrow from your coinage, "The Italos").
Phillip and I, too, shy away from the overly hyped. Maybe it is a case of fuddy-duddyism. If so, it doesn't concern me in the least. To me, it's better to stand back and get a good look at something before jumping on its bandwagon.
😁
Sally
Web Meister responds: ‘fuddy duddy’ is a synonym for experience.
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Acknowledgements
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Thanks to Sally for her note.
And to Lauren for giving me the idea of lightening my load. Sometimes you need someone from the outside to remind yourself that the water’s getting deep.
Thanks to George Carlin for today’s jokes.
Thanks in general to the Microsoft team at the Prudential Center for their unflagging availability to help with a constant flow of technological problems.
Always thanks to Wikipedia, the Lead and the Thumbnail sections of the Blog very often shaped from stories taken from that amazing website. They are truly worthy of public support.