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Daniel Schwartz
Apr10
Snowball
Posted By : Daniel Schwartz

A pet is part of the family. When it’s time to say goodbye, permanently, it can really cause some stress to all that have experienced the loyalty and love that a treasured dog can offer. On April 14th, 2024 after 17 years and 7 months, we had to say goodbye to our “baby girl” (as my wife would call her) Snowball. She was a mix of Lhasa Apso and Poo

Daniel Schwartz
Mar13
New Car (for my wife)
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There is always something special about getting a new car, be it leased or more so, in my opinion, when getting one that is purchased for the long haul. My wife’s 2017 Subaru Forester XT (turbo and very sporty for an SUV) was a special purchase for us when we traded in our last family minivan as we downsized a bit. Back then, we cross shopped many

Daniel Schwartz
Dec20
Time
Posted By : Daniel Schwartz

Time, possibly the most valuable thing we have in this life because it is so limited. As kids, we take it for granted. The days seem long. When is our next birthday? When is spring break, then summer, then the holidays until New Years? It seems to crawl. But, as we all know, time speeds up as we age. How can 24 hours go by so fast the older we get?

Daniel Schwartz
Sep27
The Game and BBQ must go on (or some apples)
Posted By : Daniel Schwartz

One of the things I most look forward to within Gotham is the annual picnic and softball game, most recently being held at Alley Pond Park in Queens. Its’s a great way to bring friends and family to meet up with Gotham, get some fresh air and have an informal meal together. It’s where my son can bond a bit and enjoy some NY time which he dearly mis

Daniel Schwartz
Aug02
Art I Can't Enjoy
Posted By : Daniel Schwartz

I have enjoyed collecting art since I was out of college. As a young adult I would shop at a gallery on Montague St in Downtown Brooklyn that long closed (moved to NYC until the owners retired). I really enjoyed collecting signed and numbered serigraphs that were limited productions of maybe 200. Eventually I was able to get a few proofs and then s

Daniel Schwartz
Jul05
Anniversary, Birthdays and Milestones - Quite a July
Posted By : Daniel Schwartz

I had a completely different blog set to go for today and then I realized my blog day landed on my wife and I’s 16th Anniversary. It got me thinking about anniversaries and milestones. Besides our anniversary on the 5th, July is filled with occasions. On this same day is my brother’s wife's birthday. My Stepson Anthony’s birthday is on the 7th. My

Daniel Schwartz
Apr12
Love the Sea, just not in it
Posted By : Daniel Schwartz

So, you all know how much I enjoy living by the water. You would think with all my life’s history as a child and now as an adult, I would enjoy a good swim. Heck, I even have a pool. But you will rarely find me in any body of water. My fear started long ago as a child being swept by an unexpected wave and dunked under the water. I swallowed the sal

Daniel Schwartz
Mar15
Feeding the Fish - pigeons or fish, does it really matter?
Posted By : Daniel Schwartz

One of the things that attracted me to moving to Florida was the fortunate ability to live off the water. My house backs up to a canal that is just off the Banana River in Merritt Island, Florida. I grew up in Brooklyn on an ocean block where every Sunday in the summer, my dad would take my brothers and I to Manhattan Beach. The water was just a ha

Daniel Schwartz
Feb08
My Dislike for "Liked"
Posted By : Daniel Schwartz

There are many of you out there that are loyal iPhone users. I for one am not, but my wife is, and I get it. I am not trying to sway anyone to a different platform, and I get all that there is when using Apple products together as a whole (one blogger makes that very clear in their posts). What gets my attention lately is the increased use of the “

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