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Combine Downton Abbey and Titanic, then add a touch of Gone With the Wind, and you’ve somewhat conjured Forest Lakes. Director David O. Selznick had Atlanta to burn, and Director James Cameron had a ship to sink while CCRC’s, rather LPCs, h...
In my first life, I was invisible. That was called being a ghost. Lines were drawn by the client/icon/character. I could pick any colors, as long as they were pastels or whatever colors they chose.
The character/client/icon had “histo...
The former professor of commerce says, For your safety means “for their liability.” Just ask the folks in Legal.
The former professor of gerontology says, One form asks if you've fallen in the last six months. It doesn’t ask if you got up...
It’s a Sunday afternoon which means the Friday Former Professors are meeting. They meet any time they like on any day at all.
The former professor of philosophy quotes Seneca, “One who is everywhere is nowhere.”
The first former professo...
I called the medical center and got this message: Your call is important to us. Please continue to hold. Your estimated wait time is.
That’s it. Your estimated wait time is.
My friend is getting worse. She’s in hospice care.
During the...
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