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FATHER'S DAY

Before I piss everyone off, I would like to wish all Dad’s a Happy Father’s Day, especially those in nursing homes who don’t have children and families to visit them. In my immediate family we don’t celebrate Mother’s Day or Father’s Day. Not because we think that my wife and I don’t need a special day. We just think that we don’t need a special day to love each other. “Everyday is Father’s Day”, yelled Rabbi Wainkrantz in Yeshiva Ohel Jacob. We all hate to stand on restaurant lines anyway.

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Their Limbs May Be Stiff, but the Beat Goes On

ON Wednesday afternoons in Washington Heights, the search is not necessarily for love, or even companionship. The search is simply for a partner who can rumba or waltz.

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Crabby Old Woman

Contributed by E.J. Anzivino

When an old woman died in the geriatric unit of a small hospital in Dundee Scotland, it was believed she had nothing left of any value.  While the nurses were going through her meager possessions, they found this poem.  This little old Scottish lady, with nothing left to give to the world, left more than most could wish to bequeath.