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Susan's Scribblings the Blog
by Susan Pitcher
A writer from the Philadelphia area shares the week online.
Episodes
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And They Called It
A nostalgic song brings back memories of the past.
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Stuffed and Spent
A smorgasbord trip, along with shopping and traffic time with friends.
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A Botch Job in Perspective
A look at the headlining death penalty execution gone wrong.
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A New Location
Sometimes the placement of things can be altered to suit a purpose, and this applies to mapping and planning to install equipment outside the house.
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Damp Dry
When a major and old appliance goes on the fritz, some inconvenience ensues.
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What I've Learned
Some old folk philosophy.
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September Tsunami
A late Labor Day allowed the insanity to start early.
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Storm's A'comin'
Blustering storms strike the area, but other places had worse weather events.
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Disclaiming Ownership
Back in 1972, Lily Tomlin took a stand on late night television and put it to a heartthrob with an attitude problem.
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In the Most August Dread
The eighth month has had its share of bad things happening.
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Moving the Sun
Vacation complaints prove how ridiculous some people's concepts of life are.
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I Like to Move It
Cheating on exams was caught with a simple "trick."
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It's the Little Things
A fast food experience shows somebody going the extra mile to make a delivery extra important.
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Saving the (Wrong) Time
A new bill to keep saving time in the US is close to becoming law. A look into a challenge to the legislation and why standard time is the best choice.
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Justice in the Karen Era
A look at disgruntled customers and dealing with them both in the past and present.
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What a Hoser
The common garden device which is a source of frustration for the author.
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Diplomacy Kicks Butt
The world comes to America to see soccer playoffs, and our nation becomes a source of wonder.
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All I Ever Wanted
A week of vacation restores the spirit.
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The Graduation Ladder
Musings on the variety of ways a person graduates in schools these days.
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And I As Well
A parade during Pride Month proves that peaceful disagreement doesn't need to dampen anybody's spirits.
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Pop Goes the Wallet
A look at blind box collecting as a hobby.
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An Adventure
A morning at the start of a three-day holiday weekend proved more exciting than anticipated.
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What You See is What You Get (Upset)
A charity is called out for not being transparent in a world where the truth counts.
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Oh Mother
Everybody has a mother, and this is the day to remember that.
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That's the Spirit
An airline shut down within hours, leaving another bankruptcy hole in the economy.
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Hybridized
The return to the workplace is a (nearby) window of opportunity.
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Long or Short (Sleeves)
It's spring, sort of, and winter doesn't seem to want to leave.
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All You Can Enjoy
A girls' day out filled with shopping and food to bring in Spring.
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Easter Weekend
Can we say the "E" word? Sure we can.
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To Go Quietly
A look at a recent euthanasia case.
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Always Rolling
A new toilet tissue design has arrived, and it's huge news.
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A Good Rabbit Hole
A series of videos seek to expose dangers to our health in products we take for granted as being safe.
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Totaling the Damages
Winter's end brought some lingering snow drifts and a surprise among the landscaping.
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Melting Away Slowly
The end of winter can't come fast enough after blizzards and too much cold.
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Comfort(Un)Stable
Another snowstorm brings the question of climate change's role in these massive natural disasters.
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Hearts and Flowers
A good and bad vibe about the celebration of love (or not).
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Free Secretary
A look back at what the legacy secretaries used to do in the workplace, and what has replaced them.
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It's Superb
A big football game is coming, like it or not.
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The Cold Hard Truth
A winter event spurs thoughts of what has led to extremes in our climate and danger to human life.
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One Glove
A missing winter accessory provided a little adventure.
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Not a Tusk
A bar's display piece is stolen and makes world headlines for funny and not so funny reasons.
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False Start
The start of a new year brought surprises and a few disappointments.
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2025 The Year in Review
A quick look back and ahead.
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Yule Blog 2025
A look at the upcoming holiday period.
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You Can Keep Your Nakatomi Tower
Can a horror classic count as a Christmas movie?
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Getting Across
Everyday concepts which help humanity are being forgotten, with hilarious and possibly disastrous consequences.
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Fingertip of the Day
A new project produces an injury.
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Working for Peanuts
A candy from the 19th century gets a bad rap in an article worth exploring.
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Cornered
Three chicken wraps and one style of wrapper, and how an oversight affected a near-perfect to-go order.
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Next Available
A new cashier and self checkout at the department store causes some line dancing for customers.
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A writer from the Philadelphia area shares the week online.
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Susan's Scribblings the Blog is created and hosted by Susan Pitcher.
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