Lonny Cain is a contributor to "Perspectives" on 89.5 WNIJ & 90.5 WNIU. With a focus on local stories in Waltham, Massachusetts, Lonny's articles explore personal reflections, historical anecdotes, and observations on everyday life. Lonny's writing captures the essence of community and offers unique perspectives on a range of topics.
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My “Blue Book” is open and saddens my day, on this Nov. 18.
My Blue Book is open and saddens my day, on this Nov. 18.
Life is a countdown. To you know what. Sure, we all know this, but then we cross some kind of threshold. We reach a certain age and find ourselves measuring time. Counting down the numbers of years we might have left. At least I do.
Life is a countdown. To you know what.
Max Planck supports a theory that consciousness does not depend on our brain to exist and could move on when the brain stops. Perhaps to another brain. Another life.
OK. I’m just going to throw this out there. You can believe it. Or not.
“Keep the home fires burning.”
“Keep the home fires burning.” I borrow those words from the British song of the same name composed during World War I.
This happens every year. Every Christmas season. And I cannot shake it.
This happens every year. Every Christmas season. And I cannot shake it.
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