The Marred Image

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On November 15, 1889, the military leaders of Brazil decided to put an end to the empire and take over. The coup was rather peaceful but that didn’t stop some soldiers from taking a stab … Read More

Raking Leaves… Again

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We’ve reached that point in the year when the exhibitions of color give way to the task of raking all of that beauty into piles. Leaf-raking never really ends. Even if every scrap of foliage … Read More

Nothing Is Hidden

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There’s nothing like playing Hide-and-Seek with young children. They just don’t get it. When they are supposed to cover their eyes and count, the temptation to look overwhelms them. When it is their turn to … Read More

Set Aside the Sandpaper

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Nearly ever project that involves wood also involves sanding. I have yet to meet the person who loves using sandpaper, but everyone likes its effects. Sanding is one process that satisfies. Rough wood will leave … Read More

Taste and See

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Parents everywhere wish for the perfect words to speak – words that would break down the iron resistance built up by their children to new, delicious foods. The dish could be the perfect imitation of … Read More

The Seat of Scoffers

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In the early 2000s, more than 150 teachers in Georgia public schools faced a dilemma with two options: Schools were under serious pressure to show student improvement. Administrators saw the solution in simply having teachers … Read More

A Good Rehearsal

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Nobody likes practices, drills, and rehearsals. Take all of the thrill of performance out of the event and leave only the struggle? Who wouldn’t rather hear the roar of the crowd as they take to … Read More

Greater than John

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John the Baptist was as Old Testament as the New Testament gets. He fit the description of a wild prophet of the Lord. Like Elijah he wore camel skin for clothing, lived in the wilderness, … Read More

The Overheated Attitude

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My car has spent most of its summer in need of repairs. Serpentine belt squealing through the end of its life cycle? Check. Transmission thrown into fits and grinds? Sure. Air conditioning compressor seizing up … Read More