I remember my grandparents’ version of recycling, best summed up by the saying “waste not want not.”
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I remember my grandparents’ version of recycling, best summed up by the saying “waste not want not.”
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Michael Jackson’s actions were so unforgivable that I cringe when I hear his music. But now that he’s gone, is it okay to dance? I’m not sure.
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Reflecting on radio, I remember my father and my middle brother, both of whom depended on it to survive.
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This Mother’s Day, I salute my mother and all who understand and appreciate the importance and challenges of what she called being “just a housewife.”
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For now, our lives as vaccinated people are better, but we still question every decision we make about getting back to whatever normal will be.
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Now, I’m starting to know how my mother felt about tech support — dazed and confused.
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My mother’s absence is part of my daily life now. But there are still times when the wound still feels fresh.
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Amazingly, An Affair to Remember, the movie women of my generation shed pools of tears over, just turned sixty-four.
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Here are a few manners I didn’t pass on to my kids …
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Virtual schooling has been judged to be a failure for many children, especially those disadvantaged by ability or challenging circumstances in their home lives.
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From Reusing Tin Foil to Recycling Tons of Plastic
Prompted By Recycling
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I remember my grandparents’ version of recycling, best summed up by the saying “waste not want not.”
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Canceling Michael and Woody
Prompted By Separating the Art from the Artist
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Michael Jackson’s actions were so unforgivable that I cringe when I hear his music. But now that he’s gone, is it okay to dance? I’m not sure.
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Radio Guys
Prompted By Remembering Radios
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Reflecting on radio, I remember my father and my middle brother, both of whom depended on it to survive.
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Just a Housewife
Prompted By Stay-at-Home Parent
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This Mother’s Day, I salute my mother and all who understand and appreciate the importance and challenges of what she called being “just a housewife.”
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All Vaccinated and Nowhere to Go
Prompted By Vaccination
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For now, our lives as vaccinated people are better, but we still question every decision we make about getting back to whatever normal will be.
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Tech Support
Prompted By Technology Tribulations
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Now, I’m starting to know how my mother felt about tech support — dazed and confused.
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On the Sixth Anniversary of my Mother’s Death
Prompted By Those We Miss
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My mother’s absence is part of my daily life now. But there are still times when the wound still feels fresh.
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Remembering An Affair to Remember
Prompted By Rewatchable Movies
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Amazingly, An Affair to Remember, the movie women of my generation shed pools of tears over, just turned sixty-four.
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Some Manners I Don’t Miss
Prompted By Manners
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Here are a few manners I didn’t pass on to my kids …
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The Children Always Left Behind
Prompted By Inequality
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Virtual schooling has been judged to be a failure for many children, especially those disadvantaged by ability or challenging circumstances in their home lives.
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