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Still the Best Salsa Ever

In which I still love our salsa recipe. Try it! Love it!

In which I still love our salsa recipe. Try it! Love it!

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Musical Interlude

In which we see the symphony by the river. In which Harrison explains about rainbows. In which I am fond of Eros Ramazzotti.

In which we see the symphony by the river. In which Harrison explains about rainbows. In which I am fond of Eros Ramazzotti.

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J.D. in Slumberland

In which I read Little Nemo in Slumberland, a comic strip from the early 1900s, and it gives me nightmares.

In which I read Little Nemo in Slumberland, a comic strip from the early 1900s, and it gives me nightmares.

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Roadside Weeds of Canby, Oregon

In which I describe, in words and photographs, the common weeds around my home.

In which I describe, in words and photographs, the common weeds around my home.

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Famous First Lines

In which I devise a contest for the readers of this weblog: identify the books from which I’ve drawn these opening lines.

In which I devise a contest for the readers of this weblog: identify the books from which I’ve drawn these opening lines.

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On the Naming of Things

In which reading Proust causes me to meditate on the things for which I have no names.

In which reading Proust causes me to meditate on the things for which I have no names.

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125

In which I continue to recover from knee surgery. In which I begin to read Proust.

In which I continue to recover from knee surgery. In which I begin to read Proust.

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Independence Day

In which I remember the end of my father’s life.

In which I remember the end of my father’s life.

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Please Please Please

In which I like The Smiths better when it’s not The Smiths.

In which I like The Smiths better when it’s not The Smiths.

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The Big Tree

In which I remember the Big Tree, a gathering place for the neighborhood kids when I was a boy.

In which I remember the Big Tree, a gathering place for the neighborhood kids when I was a boy.

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