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PRISMATIST
A LEARNING CURVE GOES FLAT – By Jim Kent
It’s pretty frustrating, really. Just about every day there is a story in the formerly plausible news publications and websites ...
RESILIENCY - by Tom Ewell
The cumulative effect of the past month’s assault on democracy and on the safety and welfare of our people weighs heavy on my heart ,,,
PROSE POEMS – By Vicki Lind
Arthur Saves 1987 SE Portland OR
Morning Glory Cafe Astoria OR 2024
Picking for Memories
I Remember - At 80
F**K TRUDEAU? - By Peter d’Entremont
A response to signs posted in Canada
ON THE ROAD WITH EZRA AND IKE, PART I - By Tim Wintermute
“One night Jerry got out of bed to go to the bathroom and he never returned...
OH, WAIT, WHO?- by Jim Kent
For several centuries the world has usually had two major groups of states and a few minor ones.
A POTPOURRI OF CURRENT POLITICAL NEWS – By Steve Wintermute
I have had a difficult time this week trying to write a single-topic column. There is just too much ...
FINDING FRIENDS IN “THE FRIENDLY CITY” - By Wendy Wintermute
Last year, we moved to “the Friendly City” of Harrisonburg, Virginia. But why "friendly?"
THE MASOCHISM TANGO - By Jim Kent
This is the title of a song by the wonderfully demented genius Tom Lehrer, but it seems to fit here ...
THE WAVE – By Dan Marvin
We’d started the trip one afternoon before ...
A TANDEM TOUR OF EUROPE PART ONE – By Peter d’Entremont
This summer Ann Louise and Peter d'Entremont of Durham, NC are spending two months touring Europe.
A TANDEM TOUR OF EUROPE PART TWO – By Peter d’Entremont
On the train from Valencia to Granada with a stopover in Cordoba.
GALOOT – By Peter d’Entremont
It must be love.
WHEN THE SHIRT HITS THE FAN - By Jim Kent
One of the first, and I think most important things, for amuriccans to remember about this war is that it is not a Russian war
SMITTEN BY EGYPT - By Rebecca Masters
Are we going? Are we not going?
THIS ONE WAS FOR NEPTUNE - By Tony Lopresti
A visit to a public beach in Calabria leads to witnessing a woman's encounter with the god of the sea
ACADIAN SHORES - By Peter D'Entremont
My father was born in a fishing village in southwest Nova Scotia.
CAPE DISAPPOINTMENT - OR IS IT? - By Tim Wintermute
For the past several years I have spent a good deal of time on a rugged headland that juts into the Pacific Ocean
THOUGHTS AFTER THE RECENT ELECTION - by Tony Lopresti
I think the recent election showed that a majority of voters in the U.S. have grown weary
THE CENTER AISLE - By Tony Lopresti
My name is Tony Lopresti and I’ve been a lector since I started high school.
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