Jim’s Substack
Jim WaitzmanTrue stories that I have experienced, and a bit of historical fiction.
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Max and Mary
In 1875 Czar Alexander II instituted liberal reforms which improved infrastructure and abolished serfdom. His reforms spurred on Russian nationalism, which derived into a hostile environment for Jews, who were currently barred from integrat...
Simple pleasures
I’m lounging on the big porch in my wheelchair, utilizing my ‘happy place’ mode -underneath the fan, enjoying the humidity and loving the break from the 75° temperature inside our home. It has been overcast the entire day, keeping the heat ...
TIP
My understanding of the acronym, “TIP” derives from the term, “to insure promptness”. Going by this definition of the acronym does not seem fair to the wait staff, who have no control of the goings on in the back of the house. In a fair nu...
48
Sometime after Arizona became a state in 1912 my grandparents purchased a flag with our unions 48 stars. It was displayed vertically, with the blue rectangular field containing its embroidered white stars at its upper left. At five feet wid...
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I'm a video editor based out of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Born and bred in the magical city of Yonkers, New York. Author of: Before & After SCI
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