March 1 – Sunday – Mercy Now
My father could use a little mercy now The fruits of his labor fall and rot slowly on the ground His work is almost over it won’t be long, he
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Of thee they sing with feeling – The Washington Post
The Pledge of Allegiance is a mystery to me, promising fealty to a piece of cloth — and “to the republic for which it stands” — what does that mean?
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“Where the railway was, the river is now.” | Milk Street
This is the reason I first subscribed to Cooks Illustrated. Chris Kimball’s editor’s note was always the first thing I read. And because of wanting access to his story telling, I became a better cook.
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Lifescapes: Susan Wittig Albert
Reading note. As a responsible omnivore, I need to know where my food comes from and understand and respect the needs of the fellow creatures whose deaths make my life
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Leon Hale Talks About Owning Rural Property
I caught Leon Hales latest in my feed reader last week and thought he had a lot of good points. After spending a quarter of a century posting columns from
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Lost In Someone Else’s Words
If it seems like I’ve vanished from the face of the world here lately, it’s mostly because I have. At least the face of this world. I’ve been spending my
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A Tale Of A Simple Creek
A couple of weeks ago, I walked along a spring creek in the upper Madison Valley, just south of the town of Ennis, Mont. As my guide, Jeff Laszlo, explained,
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In Search Of Excellence…
Many years ago (way back in the decadent ’80’s) as I began to move into middle management I discovered Tom Peter’s In Search Of Excellence. I took the book to
