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Monday Meme #28 — Takeshi Kaga

Monday Meme #28 — Takeshi Kaga

Takeshi Kaga (Wikipedia) (official website in Japanese) is a Japanese actor, best known in the US as the most decidedly strange “Chairman Kaga,” host of the original Iron Chef TV series.

jamie October 17, 2016February 5, 2018 Real People No Comments Read more

Monday Meme #27 — Kingsley Amis

Monday Meme #27 — Kingsley Amis

Kingsley Amis (1922-1945) was a British writer who worked in a remarkable variety of styles and genres, including speculative fiction and even a James Bond novel (Colonel Sun, published under the pseudonym Robert Markham).

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Monday Meme #24 — Robert Palmer

Monday Meme #24 — Robert Palmer

I still find myself missing Robert Palmer (1949-2003) whenever I hear one of his songs come on the radio.

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Monday Meme #23 — Robert F. Wagner Jr.

Monday Meme #23 — Robert F. Wagner Jr.

Robert F. Wagner Jr. (1910-1991) was a three-term Mayor of New York City (1954-1965) and was later an ambassador to Spain and to Vatican City.

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Monday Meme #22 — Saving the World

Monday Meme #22 — Saving the World
jamie July 18, 2016February 5, 2018 Real People No Comments Read more

Monday Meme #21 — Dangerous Dreamers

Monday Meme #21 — Dangerous Dreamers
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Monday Meme #19 — Leslie Charteris

Monday Meme #19 — Leslie Charteris

Leslie Charteris (1907-1993) created one of the most enduring characters of adventure fiction: Simon Templar, aka The Saint.  This quote is from one of the early Saint stories.  

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Monday Meme #18 — Windows of Perception

Monday Meme #18 — Windows of Perception
jamie May 30, 2016February 5, 2018 Real People No Comments Read more

Monday Meme #17 — Fascism In America

Monday Meme #17 — Fascism In America

In case anyone thought that the candidacy of Donald Trump was entirely without precedent, I offer up Huey Long.  If you try a Google image search for him, you will very quickly find I’m not the first to think so.

jamie May 23, 2016February 5, 2018 Real People No Comments Read more

Monday Meme #16 — Barbara Billingsley

Monday Meme #16 — Barbara Billingsley

Returning from a two-week absence due to illness, I cheer myself up with this one.

jamie May 16, 2016February 5, 2018 Real People No Comments Read more
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  • Opening line of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
    Monday Meme #50 — Harry Potter
    My penultimate Monday Meme honors the way the whole Harry Potter phenomenon got started: the opening line of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, published just 20 years ago.

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