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Category Archives: Eccentrically Eclectic
Open Letter to AT&T from a Customer who Died…
(After receiving the communications from AT&T referenced below, I decided to post an open letter to AT&T as if it were from my mother who died in December, 2013. Everything in this post really happened, except for my mom writing … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Family
Tagged aging, AT&T, correspondence, death, family, heaven, incompetence, mother
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My Daughters Know Their Mother
I started a new job on Monday. Soon after I arrived at work, some beautiful flowers were delivered from 1st Daughter who lives in another town. Just a few minutes after that, 2nd Daughter and 2nd Grandson appeared at my … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Family
Tagged daughters, family, flowers, Oklahoma State University, work
3 Comments
I Voted!
Today, I did something that I hope all Americans of voting age did–I voted in the Presidential Election. I don’t discuss politics. I don’t figure I’m going to change anyone’s mind about what they believe regarding the candidates and the … Continue reading
I Hate the Cold!
In my head, I know the cold season is important – let’s things ‘rest,’ kills the bugs, etc. But my body does not like it one little bit! I guess it’s time to put up my trusty door hangar. Do … Continue reading
Maybe I Could Make How-To Videos
Since I’m still looking for a job, I’m trying to think of jobs that I could make up for myself. Maybe I could make How-To Videos. Here’s one that’s on youtube.com. What do you think? Poor Ima! 🙂
Posted in Aging & Changing, Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged aging, how-to video, Ima Klutz, peel, raw egg, unemployed, video, work, youtube.com
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Accidental Water Portrait
Portraits appear in many different types of artistic media. But have you ever seen a portrait done in water on concrete? I didn’t think so. Here’s an accidental portrait that appeared when water was splashed on the sidewalk. This guy … Continue reading
Awesome Chinese Fortune Cookie
While my air conditioner was on the blink, I spent nights at the home of 2nd daughter and son-in-law. One night they ordered Chinese food. It was delicious, and the fortune cookie I opened was awesome – I think. This … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged aging, brain, fortune cookie, home, steady income, unemployed
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The Uncensored Truth about Mary’s Little Lamb
Last week I had to write a very short essay to accompany a job application. I chose to answer the following question: If Mary did not have a little lamb, what type of animal would belong to Mary? Explain your … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Literature
Tagged cover-up, hippo, Mary had a Little Lamb, nursery rhyme, poem, uncensored
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U.S. Independence Day Celebrated on British Guy Fawkes Day
On November 5th each year, people in Britain celebrate Guy Fawkes Day with fireworks and other activities. Guy Fawkes was a British subject who was found guilty of treason in 1605 when he was discovered in the basement of the … Continue reading
Posted in eBooks, Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged America, Britain, fireworks, Guy Fawkes Day, Independence Day, July 4th, U.S. Air Force
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The Problem with Tags
The good thing about tags on interactive websites: the tags help readers find you. The problem with tags on interactive websites: the tags help advertisers find you. Although, I’m not sure what tags would have prompted some of the advertisers. … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged Facebook.com, tags, websites, Wordpress.com, writing
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