Mark Aldrich
@markaldrich.bsky.social
The NY Post called me a "writer" once, with quotes. NYPA award-winning humorist. Comedy performer once a week. Author of essay about Covid loss in 'Who We Lost.' Sober: 7/15/2010. Disabled: SMA IV. New Paltz, NY. https://linktr.ee/Mark.Aldrich
Wasn't there a thing long ago where celebrities were famous?
December 9, 2025 at 4:02 PM
Wasn't there a thing long ago where celebrities were famous?
A poster for a musical that closed in New Haven. They wrote the title number ("Were There Ever Attempts ...") for Ethel Merman, but she didn't join the production.
December 9, 2025 at 3:54 PM
A poster for a musical that closed in New Haven. They wrote the title number ("Were There Ever Attempts ...") for Ethel Merman, but she didn't join the production.
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it’s important to remember how jewish germans and jewish poles and jewish francophiles survived.
they gamed out the system and decided at what point their risk tolerance could no longer be held in abeyance.
trans americans would be wise to look at the survivors of the holocaust and other genocides
they gamed out the system and decided at what point their risk tolerance could no longer be held in abeyance.
trans americans would be wise to look at the survivors of the holocaust and other genocides
December 9, 2025 at 12:31 AM
it’s important to remember how jewish germans and jewish poles and jewish francophiles survived.
they gamed out the system and decided at what point their risk tolerance could no longer be held in abeyance.
trans americans would be wise to look at the survivors of the holocaust and other genocides
they gamed out the system and decided at what point their risk tolerance could no longer be held in abeyance.
trans americans would be wise to look at the survivors of the holocaust and other genocides