Getting On
Linda LevyGetting on in years, getting on in life, getting on with life. This is the newsletter for people who find themselves older than they used to be.
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Zip It
Back in the day, before there were zip codes, there were one- or two-digit “zones” stuck between the city or town and the state. Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania
Then, on July 1, 1963, the US Post Office Department officially replaced zones wi...
Hidden Agenda
And just like that, you can make your kitchen disappear! There are companies that will build false walls and containers of every kind in order to transform the kitchen into what appears to be kind of a living room/event space.
Or maybe it...
Watch Out
Timex: Hey, how are you? Haven’t seen you in a while.
Apple Watch: Hold on a minute (little time joke). Since when can you speak?
Timex: Since…never. I know you talk. You’re a regular chatterbox with your phone calls and recorded books an...
Oven Ready
Odious — Arousing or deserving hatred or repugnance (Merriam Webster). It comes from the Latin word “odium,” which means “hatred.”
The whole thing started when someone in ancient Rome had to take the oven racks out of the self-cleaning ove...
Case In Point
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I really like to dictate
When I'm writing on my phone
And whether text or email
I get right into the zone
But now I have a problem...
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I taught high school and college English, wrote a newspaper humor column, humor cards for Hallmark, a dark, not-funny novel (A Kingdom of Madness), and co-authored two health books. This newsletter is a complete departure from all of the above.
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