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The severest form of peer pressure here in the ‘burbs is to reach Sunday afternoon and be the last on the street with an unmowed
Tim Van Deelen
May 12, 2022
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The severest form of peer pressure here in the ‘burbs is to reach Sunday afternoon and be the last on the street with an unmowed
Standing outside in my socks in a 25 mph wind and sipping pea soup out of a coffee cup was probably gilding the lily but
On Easter Sunday 2018 at about 5:30 pm, The Clyde S VanEnkevort/Erie Trader dragged her six-ton anchor from somewhere near the southern end of the
“April is the cruelest month,” says T. S. Elliot. I know that snippet, not because I am a literary scholar of any sort, or a
I am pressed and angry. Public comments are due on the draft environmental impact statement (EIS) to permit Enbridge Energy Corporation to re-route its line
I am writing this on Valentine’s Day, so I’ll just come right out and say (type) it. Muskrats don’t get enough love (and now if
Yellow is the color of bird-life royalty, the signature color of the warbler tribe. Warblers are small and fragile in hand, but they soar over
On January 6, 2021, I sat in my COVID home office and watched the insurrection in real time. I had two livestreams open on my
Advent began for me on that first Sunday about 9:20 CST. We sang much-loved “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” in our Covid-weary church and something
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