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Two Minutes

Posted on June 2, 2014 by robin swetz

Okay. So I spent two minutes maybe even a bit less at Stop & Shop. Run in, run out. Apparently, Dad thought it was just a fine idea to have his daughter rifle through grocery bags to find her special … Continue reading →

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A Gaggle of Girls

Posted on November 12, 2012 by robin swetz

  There are four of them in all, maybe 15 years old.  They are all perched on the edge of a bench, a bench built for two.  They sit, backs to each other, and talk very quietly.  Then, a man … Continue reading →

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Freeze Pop Wrapper Stuck in the Fence

Posted on September 15, 2012 by robin swetz

An interesting sight has caught my eye, a freeze pop wrapper stuck in a fence. It was clearly purposefully put there, after it was enjoyed on a hot summer day. The individual discarding it seems to be somewhat concerned about … Continue reading →

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The Revolving Door Parade

Posted on April 24, 2012 by robin swetz

      The revolving door in front of the hospital keeps moving and moving, even when there is not a soul around. I sit and wait for my father and step-mother to enter. There are ebbs and flows of people.    There … Continue reading →

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The Revolving Door Parade

Posted on April 24, 2012 by robin swetz

      The revolving door in front of the hospital keeps moving and moving, even when there is not a soul around. I sit and wait for my father and step-mother to enter. There are ebbs and flows of people.    There … Continue reading →

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