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By Ed Solomon
Laguna Beach – California
Some Thoughts
I read something that makes a lot of sense when you live alone. “Learn to be a lone and to like it. There is nothing more free and empowering than learning to like your own company.”
I’ve been living alone for the past ten years, and I’m really okay with it. I drive eight miles to the office five days a week, try to keep my apartment as neat as possible and some nights even prepare one of my recipes or maybe just throw a frozen dinner into the microwave.
Each night when I get home, the first thing I do is pour a glass of vodka on the rocks with two pearl onions and two jalapeno-stuffed olives, put a few roasted cashews in a small cup, sit on my balcony and enjoy the sunset and my surroundings, as well as a quiet time alone. During the evening while watching TV, I have a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon and finish the night with a shot of Amaretto. {Only seven days a week!}.