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A connecting buzz

April 20, 2026

I have a close friend. Let’s call him Buzz to throw him off. Buzz bugs me. He knows everyone I know and all of the people those people know. We can’t go into a restaurant or walk in downtown Carson City without hearing, “Hey Buzz, let’s get together soon,” or “Don’t …

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The Adventures of Binder-Man

April 13, 2026

Back when my company, The Change Companies, experienced a rapid spurt of sales, our small team needed to spend day after day putting our pages into three-ring binders. The employees were weary of this dull work. Going home after eight hours with numerous paper cuts, my …

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Velvet and Rocco

April 6, 2026

In grade school, Velvet Abbot really ticked me off. Whenever the class received a treat, perhaps a cookie or a candy bar, the rest of the class gobbled it up like normal kids do. Hours went by, and there would be Velvet, still with her treat in the middle of her desk for all …

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Hall of fame

March 30, 2026

A few months ago, I was honored to enter the Lyons Township High School Hall of Fame. It came as a complete surprise, and I felt happy and humbled by joining some famous former graduates. After riding in the lead car in the homecoming parade and throwing candy to the kids …

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Six golden rules

March 23, 2026

Thirteen nights ago, a powerful voice from on high broke through my brain fog: “Donald Duffy, you are commanded to follow these Six Golden Rules. If you obey, you will live on and on and lead flocks of other aging men and women.” The powerful voice, with background …

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Cane and able

March 16, 2026

Sometimes I use a cane. Sometimes I don’t. It depends on the circumstances. If I’m climbing the uneven ground going up our mountain, absolutely yes. If I’m going for a walk in downtown Carson City, I’ll go cane-less. However, a deeper dive into cane or no-cane scenarios …

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Ant investigator

March 9, 2026

I have normal hobbies. This may not be one of them. I can follow one ant for hours. Not any old ant. Ants live in organized, cooperative communities. I watch and pick out one, generally a busy worker. My choice yesterday was Art the Ant Angel. I chose Art because he was …

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End with a grin

March 2, 2026

For the many, many blog readers (more than seven) who noticed I had gone AWOL, I apologize. I got caught with a combination of illnesses while attempting to take care of some overdue medical procedures in Scottsdale, Arizona. It wasn’t pretty. And it got worse. Preparing to …

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Confusing stuff

February 2, 2026

As I age, I continue to be confused by lots of stuff. Here are a few examples: Sherry and I clean the house best of all the day before our cleaning team comes in to clean our house. What sense does that make? I’m at a fancy eating place, and the waiter forgets to bring …

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Between like and love

January 20, 2026

As the most self-proclaimed renowned wordsmith in North America, I felt the obligation to create a new word to meet the gap between the meaning of like and love. The word like can be thrown around with abandon. “I like peanut butter.” “I like my neighbor Wilbur because …

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