Tomatoes and squash never fail to reach maturity. You can spray them with acid, beat them with sticks and burn them; they love it.
S. J. Perelman
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A modest source of cultural enrichment.
S. Hayes
Frequent procrastinator, sometimes prevaricator,
wishful provocateur, and curator of Linear Set Theory.
wishful provocateur, and curator of Linear Set Theory.
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May
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- Perk up a bad day
- Rule of Law?
- The obscure we see eventually.
- Rule of thumb?
- Beware of all enterprises....
- Well-rounded?
- Hidden agenda?
- Now I lay me down to sleep
- Uneven metrication?
- Forget about digital natives
- Sartorial splendor?
- For what it's worth
- We both love you
- Look again.
- Go forth?
- Unavoidable Bother
- Good fences, frustrated neighbors?
- I don't believe that less is more.
- Only in America...
- And so it goes
- I find it a great antidote...
- A beacon of light
- Hit the road?
- Just do it?
- Second time's the charm?
- Despite our best efforts
- Data analysis?
- Having it all?
- With God on our side
- And makeup isn't enough
- Swept away?
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Masthead Photo:
Laurence Winram Photography
www.lwinram.com
Laurence Winram Photography
www.lwinram.com
