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House of Cards by
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Prompted By Games People Play

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I grew up in a house of cards. Literally.
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Callie Hollingshead’s Door Prize Quilt and It’s Fate by (3 Stories)

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A church door prize quilt from the 1950s gets a new life in the 1990s.
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Fringe by
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Prompted By What We Wore

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In the early days of high school I went to my first concert, Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention. They filled the Coliseum. To me it was an Event with a capital E and I remember clearly what I wore. A white blouse of dotted Swiss with big full sleeves gathered at the wrist,…
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I, the Jury by
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Prompted By Jury Duty

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All of this is absolutely true...
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“You’ve come a long way, baby” by
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Prompted By Good Riddance

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Growing up with smoking is the best deterrent.
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I Don’t Know How It Feels To Be U by
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(302 Stories)

Prompted By Inequality

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Things were getting better. Or were they?
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Stop if You’ve Heard This One Before by
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Prompted By Comedy

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A hippie, a priest and Henry Kissinger were in an airplane......
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Doctors Hospital and the Very Sharp Cheese Plane by
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(346 Stories)

Prompted By The ER

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Doctors Hospital and the Very Sharp Cheese Plane Until it closed in 2004 and the building was razed to make way for a new luxury high rise,  Doctors Hospital stood on East End Avenue two blocks from our apartment. Opened in 1929 as a small, private hospital,  originally for maternity cases,  it was soon favored…
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Health Fooders by
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Prompted By What We Ate

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I think my mom was ahead of her time, a real ‘Granola.’ She didn’t look anything like a hippie, but she read religiously things like Prevention Magazine and  books on natural ways to have healthy children. We ate piles of vitamins and supplements. From a very young age I knew what each one was and…
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Passover Present and Past by
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When we got to reciting the ten plagues during our Zoom seder, I know all of us were thinking about an eleventh one that kept us apart this year.
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