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PRISMATIST
TWO BEDS - By Charlotte Rothman Gallant
My family has raised me with a set of principles that have guided my life since before I can remember.
ONLY CONNECT - by Jackie Falk
Just a few guidelines shaped my chaplaincy in the local county jail.
FAMILY REUNION - By Steve Wintermute
Janice and I recently attended a downtown concert in Kingsport, Tennessee ...
SEEING IS BELIEVING - By Sue Smaltz Burrus
When I was a child I believed that leaves existed in soft, fluffy, green masses in the tops of trees.
SPRING REINVENTED - By Judy Dean
Spring in Michigan (March thru May) is predictably unpredictable but I love it anyway.
CONTEMPLATING SPRINGTIME - By Sue Smaltz Burrus
This year I did not send pictures of forsythia and daffodils blooming to my sisters who live in the snow belt ...
GROK - By Tom Ewell
I recently ran into the old 60’s word “grok” that some of you will recognize.
SABBATH - By Tom Ewell
Long gone is the common cultural concept of honoring the sabbath as a day of rest and spiritual reflection and renewal.
STILL WRITING NEWSPAPER COLUMNS AFTER ALL THESE YEARS - By Steve Wintermute
Long ago – 40 years – in a land far away – Southeast Colorado - I serendipitously discovered my calling.
MUSINGS ON MORTALITY - by Tony Lopresti
My name is Tony Lopresti and I watched a woman die on a New York City subway platform.
WHAT INVENTIONS HAVE HAD THE BIGGEST IMPACT ON YOUR DAY-TO-DAY LIFE? - By Sue Burrus
Several months ago my daughter began asking me to write answers to questions that she was curious about. This is one of those questions...
PHOEBE AND MALCOLM - By Peter d'Entremont
I buried my dog today. Not the first time and certainly won’t be the last, but this time was the hardest.
YOUR UNIVERSE IN A BLADE OF GRASS - By Joel A. Swanson
How did you come to be looking at this particular blade of grass, this many paces down the path, in this field, in this town ...
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