Yellow Springs News Blogs Section :: Page 3
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BLOG— A fresh field
In memory, snow fell all winter those first two years. Our backyard became a closet stuffed with bridal gowns, frothy white forms smothering every bush and tree. I loved the stacked inches atop the clean curves of honeysuckle, and the transformed hemlock, a dark Pegasus spreading white wings.
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BLOG-Shoulder Rub
Seaworthiness is best tested before lashing ourselves to the mast in the midst of a monster storm.
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BLOG—It’s time to start listening to WOC, y’all
Did you know that Browder v. Gayle, the case that legally ended Alabama’s bus segregation laws, had as its plaintiffs four African-American women?
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BLOG— Raven, a reflection
Raven didn’t speak much about being sick. Instead, she brought my husband, a new friend, into her home studio. Brought out her pulps, her deckles, her tubs of finished papers — some textured, some translucent, some delicately veined like the inside of a wrist.
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BLOG-Winter Comes Early
Are you ready?
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BLOG—Poor Jerusalem
Jerusalem was a backwater town controlled by a Semitic tribe called the Jebusites before King David cast his eyes upon it around 1000 BCE. He saw Jerusalem’s location and natural fortifications as being perfect for a great capital city that could transcended tribal identification and unite the people.
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BLOG-Leaps Over Ruts
It is not we that pick the tree. The tree picks us.
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BLOG—”America First” is Always Built on Prejudice
Once again, the occupier of the Oval Office has engaged in irresponsible behavior that could have a detrimental impact on Muslims here and around the world.
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BLOG-Oy, Those Oysters
It is the person we miss and their dear memory that we savor at the holiday table.
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BLOG-Hands at Ready
Keep those onramps and offramps clear.
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