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Tag Archives: Florida
Who Is Willing To Pay To Eliminate Deaths By Ignorance?
Recently my brother’s father-in-law wrote an op/ed for one of his local newspapers in the Tampa Bay area that urged the passage of law that is designed to protect children from the horrors of brain trauma, something he happens to … Continue reading
Book Review: Cross Creek
Cross Creek, by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings It had been my belief that Marjorie Rawlings was a bit of a one-hit wonder, as she is largely known today only for her novel The Yearling, which is one of those weepy melodramatic … Continue reading
Portland Anonymous: Fragment Seventeen
Thanks for agreeing to meet me like this. Sure, no problem. I didn’t want to talk about this in the office. Okay. But there’s something we really need from you. And what’s that? We need a live performance for the … Continue reading
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Portland Anonymous: Fragment Sixteen
I have to admit I was a bit surprised when we received the question about what we would do for books. Our little hamlet had existed quite alright without any library of any kind, but given that he was willing … Continue reading
Portland Anonymous: Fragment Fifteen
It was not an easy process, but eventually we came up with a schedule to release the material that #N/A had recorded with us. First we would release the two cd and dvd combo for the benefit concert, with the … Continue reading
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Portland Anonymous: Fragment Six
I have to admit that the way we went about making recordings was pretty strange. Any of the musicians in our label could record their part or get a group of others to record individually or separate and then call … Continue reading
Stormy Weather
One of the more interesting aspects of yesterday’s sermon message was the discussion our associate pastor had concerning one of the more intriguing Gospel passages about the trials and difficulties of life. Matthew 7:24-27 comes at the very end of … Continue reading
What Makes Weird News Weird: A Thought Experiment
From time to time my attention goes to news of the weird [1], some of which have hit literally and figuratively too close to home at times. What I wish to do is to think of some weird stories that … Continue reading
No Rhyme Or Reason
As I was trying to fall asleep last night, I saw a trending news story from Seminole Heights, an area of Tampa I am familiar with in the area close to I-275 just north of I-4, a place I usually … Continue reading
Hurricane Tales
After services today, while I was working on getting music to the people who volunteered for the festival chorale here at the feast, I managed to find myself chatting with the gentleman who gave the closing prayer, who happens to … Continue reading