Monthly Archives: September 2014

Okay, We Get The Point!

Posted on September 15, 2014 by indyjerry77

Dry as dust, boring as heck – tedious at best – this seems to be the point with the Daily News’ “This Day in History”.       The basic subliminal message is that it should not be dwelt upon, there are no significant events to … Continue reading →

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“There Oughta Be A Law!”

Posted on September 14, 2014 by indyjerry77

This expression usually comes from some awful situation that’s been allowed to continue in the community or society but unfortunately no law exists to stop it.       Something so atrocious that law-abiding, upstanding citizens exclaim in desperation, “There oughta be a law!” … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics, Environment, finances, Health and wellness, Heritage Tourism, Maintenance, News and politics, Quality of Life, Real Estate, sidewalks, Streetscapes, Taxes, Tourism | Leave a comment

I’m Back!!! Did you miss me?

Posted on September 11, 2014 by indyjerry77

I have been unable to respond about anyone or anything for months.      This forced sabbatical has been utterly unbearable. They dangled money before my eyes and without hesitation, I took it!    It’s one thing to be on again and off again … Continue reading →

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P. Preservationist’s Endorsements

Posted on September 8, 2014 by indyjerry77

One of the odd things about being the P. Preservationist is the creation of a literary split personality.     Personally, I am a Conservative, and a Tea-Partier – and for those who know me individually; this can make for much confusion.      Especially … Continue reading →

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