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78How Much Does That Lettuce Really Cost?
There is an argument that if there were no illegal immigrants our food cost would be really high. Is it possible that there are hidden costs in that lettuce that we now buy, that lettuce already costs more...
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73Can You Do The Cockroach Crunch?
My friends outside of Georgia have accused me of being preoccupied with insects. I will grant you that some years ago I had a job as a bug killer but that has nothing to do with my interest in insects. When...
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72Can CPR Really Spell Disaster?
The other day my ever so kind Principal came up to me and pointed out to me that I hadn’t been CPR certified in two years. “Really” I said acting surprised. He then said “ Don’t you think you should...
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71My Thanksgiving Thoughts
With Deep Respect for those grieving on a day of Thanksgiving for the USA For the first time in my life I found myself thinking that it is hard to share my feelings of thankfulness on Thanksgiving. That is...
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70Over Twenty lessons I have Learned
Twenty-six months ago I wrote an article titled Twenty Lessons I have Learned I said then that I was smack dab in the middle of Middle Age. I felt obligated to pass on those time tested truisms to anyone...
8 comments69Losing Our Son And We Didn't Know How To Stop It.
We had just moved to Georgia 4 years ago and we had really begun to settle in. Four days earlier our family had cheered the Atlanta Braves on to victory. My youngest son had just started 4th grade and was...
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69Cockroach Shuffle
I am a man who knows his limits. I am proud of my accomplishments and constantly strive to go the extra mile, but at age 49 I know what I cannot do. At the risk of offending animal lovers everywhere, I know...
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68Don't Look Back
Trains had always fascinated Tom. Walking by railroad tracks was always exciting for him. Whenever he was fortunate to see a train it always seemed to him that it was going to wonderful places. Trains had so...
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67What Might Have Been
Jenny stood on a cliff gazing into the horizon at the sailboats going in and out. She looked further out at the fishing boats heading towards the deeper waters. She looked even further out, as far as she...
8 comments67So Long Again
In October of 2008 I wrote an account of the difficulty in saying so long in a hub called It’s Not Goodbye It’s So Long. I ended my account with "So Long...until we meet again my little girl so grown up....
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