Advice you didn’t seek does exactly what it says: It offers my opinions, observations, recommendations to policymakers across a broad range as well as, more narrowly, ideas about charitable fundraising, an area in which I have worked as either a development officer or consultant for over 40 years.
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This blog is new to me. Thus it has had many themes in a blog-life that went public in late April 2010 (but didn’t have any posts for some time). Fiddling with it is likely to go on for a while, until I get things the way I want them, if I ever do. Just don’t be surprised by these changes.
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We both have #75 coming up soon, I’ll race you to 85, slowly though so we can enjoy the ride.
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Thanks for your Like on Document, Document, Document. Hoping this finds you well.
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Thanks for the recent look see. You’ve been quite quiet lately, Summer Time Blues? Hot down here in MD, Just checked your weather, your about 20 degrees cooler than us right now. About to purchase tickets for Army-Air Force 11/5. Should be much cooler come then. Semper Fi
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Just checking on your welfare, you’ve been quiet for a few weeks. How’s things in the Hudson Valley?
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A death in the family as well as procrastination.
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So sorry for your loss. We, us aging ones, seem to get a lot of that at our ages my friend. We will be off to see my sister in CT this weekend who is not doing well. Sometimes it’s difficult keeping that positive attitude, climb that hill one step at a time. There is a new sunrise every morning for us to cherish.
Semper fi Steve
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Hi and thanks for signing up for my blog. GSW- gun shot wounds – an unfortunate acronym?
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Clearly I was not paying attention when my parents named me or I would have suggested several changes. Still, it has gotten me to dinner for a life time so what’s in a name? Somebody else asked about that, didn’t he? Best wishes, Steve (as most people call me).
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