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Kitten Karma
My wife is a cat person. I am a dog guy. Somehow, three kittens, one airport encounter, and a little “kitten karma” turned that difference into a lesson in love, politics, and keeping your blood pressure under control. Continue reading
Posted in opinion, Politics and Society, Trump cuts, Trump Opposition
Tagged American politics, animals, brazil, cat, Cat Lovers, Cats, Dog Lovers, Donald Trump, humor, Kittens, marriage, personal essay, Pet Adoption, pets, political satire, politics, travel
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Dolly Would
A long layover, a Dolly Parton rabbit hole, Linda Ronstadt, Neil Young, and one uncomfortable question: how much of our happiness are we willing to hand over to politics?
Dolly had a pretty good answer Continue reading
Posted in Humor / satire, opinion, personal essay, Politics and Society, Trump Opposition
Tagged After the Gold Rush, Aging, American culture, brazil, country-music, democracy, Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris, Happiness, life, Linda Ronstadt, music, Neil Young, personal essay, politics, travel, writing
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Thanksgiving Is the American Holiday—Because It Celebrates Immigrants
My father’s favorite holiday was Thanksgiving. When I was a kid, I assumed this was because the food was excellent and my father enjoyed eating more than anyone I knew. He truly savored savoring. But that wasn’t why he held … Continue reading
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Tagged american identity, family history, Immigration, personal essay, thanksgiving
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