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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Back in the Day
Back in the Day My 50th high school reunion has got me thinking back to a totally different world. It was a simpler, more innocent time. Writing was done on manual typewriters, and you had to use a round gray … Continue reading
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Poultry in Motion
Poultry in Motion (for Judy and Zoey) I see the day shift is under way; the chickens are in the yard, scratching and pecking around. They belong to the nice family next door. Judy is a New Hampshire Red and … Continue reading
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More New Apps
More New Apps Our own government is recording, filtering and storing every text, tweet, burp, and fart we commit. The air, water, and food we eat are poisoned by toxic chemicals, and giant corporations have become persons with more rights … Continue reading
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Epidemic
Epidemic A foul pestilence creepeth across the land, a plague that threatens society itself. This virulent pathogen is transmissible by word or voice, but primarily through the airwaves. I speak of the malignant cancer that is libertarianism. Much of the … Continue reading
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Sochi Olympics Report
Sochi Olympics Report This may have been the first Olympics held in a third world country masquerading as a global power. Early omens weren’t promising, either. On the year or so journey of the torch, it went out 44 times. … Continue reading
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