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Appreciating the Art of Baloney

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, people have sought information to quell fear. Over the last five months, the advice given by “experts” has fluctuated wildly, despite having been given with seemingly well-informed confidence.  By now, I think we all realize that it’s all baloney, bunk, BS. No one really knows, “Is it safe for kids to…

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The Impossible Task of Parenting Young Adults

I used to have a good grasp on parenting. From the time our three children were infants, all the way through toddlerhood, the primary school years, and even the dreaded teenage years, I used a fairly successful combination of expert-recommended techniques, mother’s intuition, and common sense to raise our children.  But now that they are…

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Northern thoughts on southern exposure

Because I wholeheartedly believe the old adage that says, “Tan fat is better than pale fat,” I’ve been spending more time in the sun this summer. My waistline plumped considerably during quarantine, and I’ve found that lounging in a bathing suit in my back yard is infinitely more enjoyable than diet and exercise.  Despite my…

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Remembering when patriotism came easy

I don’t recall exactly what I was doing that morning thirty-seven years ago — probably at home wrangling my big hair with a curling iron and applying frosted purple eye shadow —  but I remember ending up on the courthouse steps at noon, dressed in a red robe. I was in the second row of…

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