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Category Archives: Current Events
For What It’s Worth, 2017
SO much running through my mind and my heart right now…and, because I’m fiery, the language here is salty. Really salty. First, let me express that I do in fact own a firearm. A Browning Double Auto 12 gauge shotgun … Continue reading
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Tagged 2nd Amendment, guns, love, massacre, Sutherland Texas
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Starting at Home
I had just finished grading papers, only a couple of which reflected an abject lack of interest in work completion, when I opened my CNN app to find an article titled, “What makes schools safer?” I only scanned the article … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Life Around 44 Degrees North
Tagged family, Newtown, Safety, values
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An Affair With Pie
They paraded themselves across my childhood dining tables, sashaying after the turkey and potatoes had been cleared, warm and inviting in appearance, but not so appetizing in name. Mince Meat, with its deep brown glazed hue just had the wrong … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Life Around 44 Degrees North, Writer's Craft
Tagged affair, Dessert, love, Pie, pleasure, Thanksgiving
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Halloween Tessellations
This week, the Wednesday Word of the Week at The Write Practice is “Tessellation.” As you may have figured by the recent uptick in posts, I am on a kick to increase the amount of time I spend writing. To … Continue reading
BBC News – Homeless hotspots plan causes controversy for BBH ad agency
BBC News – Homeless hotspots plan causes controversy for BBH ad agency. Just in time for South by Southwest, 13 homeless people in Austin, Texas are being touted as WiFi Hotspots. It’s being considered an “experiment” some are calling “inspirational” … Continue reading
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A Fazsa’s Place is Among the Quiet
For 19 years and change, I’ve been the father to a son. Two actually. In that time I’ve gone by a number of monikers, the latest of which has been fazsa (pronounced fáh-zsah). A number of other things have grown … Continue reading →