Letters for George

This is a personal blog about lots of topics, e.g., dogs, family, retirement, childhood, life in the U.P., humor. The George in the title is my dear brother-in-law George Levenson, husband, father, grandfather, brother, filmmaker, who left us prematurely on his 63rd birthday in 2007. His having been my favorite e-mail correspondent, I intend these stories as a tribute to George and his ever-present impact on his loved ones.

Thursday, December 31, 2020

New Year's Eve

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Dear George, It’s probably been 30 years since we’ve gone to a New Years Eve Party. Maybe 40. This might mean (a) we need more friends...
Friday, December 25, 2020

Warm Fuzzy Christmas Feelings

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Steve and Dave, Christmas 1943 Dear George, Happy Christmas greetings to all of our loved ones. The pandemic puts a bit...
Wednesday, December 9, 2020

Everyday Foibles: Creeping Dementia

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Dear George, I keep a file on my computer called “Everyday Foibles”, and I try to add at least one item a week that describes some fun...
Tuesday, November 24, 2020

Vic's Hometown Photos

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Dear George,  My dad, Vic L., was an excellent amateur photographer.  Thanks to my brother Peter, who restored many of Vic’s photographs fr...
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David L.
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This is a personal blog that I began shortly after I retired in 2009 from my social psychology faculty position at a large Midwestern university. The blog contains stories and reflections (usually by me but not always) about a variety of things past and present, e.g., growing up in Menominee in Michigan’s U.P. with my siblings, Steven, Peter, & Vicki, and our parents Vic & Doris; family life with my wife Katja, son J, daughter-in-law K, grandkids A & L; our doggies; Cincinnati and our Clifton neighborhood; everyday events; and various life interests. I try to inject some humor into most of this. I hope you find it enjoyable.
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