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Monthly Archives: March 2015
From Bitter to Sweet
While making pasta sauce the other night, I tried to multi-task and do some on-line research. I lost track of time and my sauce cooked for way too long. The water evaporated taking the sweetness along with it leaving a … Continue reading
Groundhog Stew
Well – I almost made it through winter without getting sick, but the germs finally got me. Maybe I let my guard down. I may have become overly optimistic when our state rodent, Punxsutawney Phil, predicted winter would end on … Continue reading
What Wise Communities Do
I had no solid ideas for an article this week. Wednesday evening, I planned on setting up sound equipment in a meeting room and then sitting outside in the cafe sipping coffee and working on this column. However, curiosity got … Continue reading
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Tagged Apathy, Bridging the Gap, Chiels of Police, community, Cultural Stereotypes, Dialogue, District Attorneys, Fergson, Hope, Intervention, Law Enforcement, ministry, Missouri, Mobilization, NAACP, Police Youth Programs, Racial Harmony, Racism, Rescue Mission
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He Lived Long and Prospered
In 1931, a son – destined to be a future American icon – was born to Jewish immigrant parents in Boston, Massachusetts. On February 27, 2015, the person who became that icon departed from us. His global legacy may well … Continue reading
Hell Freezes Over
I cannot count the number of times I heard the words “When Hell freezes over” during my teenage years. The words were usually uttered in response to one of my seemingly reasonable requests. “Mom, I know I banged up your … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, BBC, Buckeyes, Cleveland Browns, Desert, Freezing, Hell, Michigan, MTV, Ohio State, Parenting, Physics, The Eagles, Theology, Weather
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