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Write Again…Mankind’s greatest sin
It has been said that World War II was “The greatest catastrophe in human history.” So many, many millions perished that understanding the scope of ...
It has been said that World War II was “The greatest catastrophe in human history.” So many, many millions perished that understanding the scope of ...
Goodness gracious. Is it really the weekend again? Now, let’s see what I can come up with this time in my non-prize winning column writing ...
Today’s monograph, friends, is about one of the most famous men of his time. Almost unbelievably famous. It’s about a fellow named Will Rogers. Let ...
SIMPLE PLEASURES -Just one of the simple pleasures we enjoy at home is watching the deerforaging in the fields. This they do in our backyard, ...
Our paper’s Holly Jackson did a really fine recap of the history of one of Washington’s most illustrious, Edgar Woolard Jr. To say Edgar reached ...
Guten tag, alles! The title of today’s scribblings gotcha, didn’t it? Well, now, there’s no way I’m going to writeabout any of those subjects. ...
Write Again…A cautionary tale for us? Grief Surely it is one of humankind’s most powerful emotions. Depending upon the source, the cause of the grief, ...
The day before this column was written, Rosalyn Carter died. We learned that she haddementia, and was being provided hospice care. She and her devoted ...
A CLEAR CAVEAT – “When the one great scorer comes to mark against your name, he writes notthat you won or lost, but how you ...
REFLECTION -Over the years I have enjoyed writing a column, for the most part. I canhonestly say that I have never allowed myself to believe ...