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Sailing, Part One
John Malone writes:
"It wasn't until we began sailing in weekend races at the Pymatuning
Yacht Club and won the handicap trophy that Papa stopped trying to be
in control and let me handle the boat my way. We were notorious for
having loud argume… more »
Six years since the invasion of Iraq and still protesting
Jo Freeman writes,
"What began with a bang is ending with a whimper. But the groups that
organized the Iraq invasion protests aren’t going out of business;
they're expanding their agenda." more »
Treasure Hunt
Roberta McReynolds writes:
Mom withdrew into a prison of continuous sorrow, leaving her surviving
young child isolated in a world lacking the nurturing and affection I
needed to thrive. A full circle of generational grief had been
completed and anoth… more »
Wasting Words
Joan L. Cannon writes: "We have more words than most other modern languages. Of course we don’t
need to know them all and couldn’t use them all (though I think Nabokov
may have tried). Yet, that richness makes maximum precision almost
always poss… more »
