Monthly Archives: June 2021

As a recreational blogger I have no editor, but on my on my Champlain Towers South Condominium Association Inc. post Adam sort of served as my pre-post editor, and he agreed with what I said, but he would have gone … Continue reading →

Champlain Towers South Condominium Association Inc. is named as a defendant in a lawsuit blamed by Florida unit owners (alive dead and donno) for negligence in their building’s collapse. Dear kind readers: If you or anyone you know pays a … Continue reading →

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Confucius . . eye guess it shows my quiet readers have b come less quiet . . "deadbeat" if Confucius accuses me of b ing a deadbeat it probably bc eye got b hind on support yet eye’ve met my … Continue reading →

dear kind readers: this is an old circa 1980 criminal story that gripped NYC area headlines for months told partially here in my blog, because of my visit to Scarsdale yesterday. Sincerely, Tom Doody. Scarsdale sounds like Scarborough leading me … Continue reading →

eye 1-finger tapped a reply2 Erika on the train to Scarsdale w Hana yesterday . . Erika writes ¿Awkward? . . eye think Erika’s sentiment is much like celebrity moments Bradley Cooper’s exwife is dating Kanye, and fans r interested … Continue reading →

my pleasure comfort at a single event is low importance it’s not my bday party, eye want my-side fam2b attractive2Erin Ryan, fam that includes their m&d shud b more attractive than conditional fam inclusion

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« Dear kind readers: The line between abstinence from alcohol and drinking alcohol is clear. A famous Stroh’s beer commercial of my childhood had a man near death from dehydration … Continue reading →

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« I have a feeling some men might think it’s weird for me to celebrate having my exwife invited to a family gathering and memorial for my late mother, Martha. … Continue reading →