Keyword: Jerry Kremer
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In anticipation of the 2014 Winter Olympics, I expect to compete in both luge and ice hockey. I'm also forwarding the photo that graces (though some might say, disgraces) this column to the Brad Pitt look-alike contest, while submitting my idea for "Survivor: 5-Towns to CBS, and several of these columns to the Pulitzer Prize Committee for Serious Literature. more
Growing up I was allergic to chocolate so, to me, a "Brownie" was always a Kodak camera. So too, "cheese" was not something you ate, but something you said as you smiled for the birdie. more
It was during Presidents Week 1997 (actually it was 2/13/97, a date my somewhat critical Aunt Zoey refers to as "a day that will live in unfunny") when I wrote (not typed nor texted) my first column for the Nassau Herald. Since then the world (and many stomachs) have turned many, many times, as weekly (and on occasion, strongly) we've reflected on a wide range of topics, played with (and on) words, castigated pretense and affectation (including words like "castigate"), and introduced my readers (or, some might say, my perusers) to some characters and personalities with whom they can relate, but to whom they're happy not to be related. more
Last Friday, I saw the flashing lights of a police car shining into our living room window. I looked out and saw a police officer and two other men who had gotten out of their cars, all trying to entice a large and frightened dog. I suspect they were trying to read his collar, which told us that he belonged to someone and could be far away from home. more
Last week we all received an invitation to a party whose response card sought an answer of “regrets only.” My less than socially adept third cousin apparently took the request for “regrets only” to heart, and thereby proceeded to fill not only the card but several sheets of paper with lists and lists of all that which he ... regrets. more
We live in a world that respects the innovator: the one who takes the first step and the one who gets the job done. We venerate and idolize the trailblazer who gets the ball rolling, kicks the switch and shifts the project into high gear. more
This past week was filled with reminders, admonitions, warnings and announcements to “turn the clocks ... back.” more
I wish I could bring peace to the world. I wish I could provide my wife and each of my children with all they deserve. I wish I could bring to our community a state of the art library facility. more
My wife’s convinced that when I’m stuck with no ideas to show ‘em, I rely on rhyme and a little luck and send my editors...a poem. more
Irrespective of the particular religion, it is almost universally accepted that public singing of at least a portion of the service tends to enhance the entire experience. more
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