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On bubble blowing, peace pipes

On bubble blowing, peace pipes

Aunt Maude, wed to my Uncle Mort since Noah’s ark went into dry dock, says that her hubby regularly encounters premonitions while in dreamland. “When he says, ‘I’ll bet you can’t guess what I dreamed last night,’ I know that soon he’ll be untangling his dreams in his workshop, not likely to be heard from again until suppertime,” my aunt observes.
Graduates in the real world

Graduates in the real world

For the most part, handshakes, backslaps, hugs and teardropssome joyously wept from grateful souls who achieved much, and some from others who barely sneaked by to graduate--now are part of history. In bygone years, school superintendents and university presidents considered graduation events to be successful if everyone left venues in the same state of health and well-being as when they entered.
35 Texas counties eligible for individual disaster aid

35 Texas counties eligible for individual disaster aid

Residents in a total of 35 Texas counties now qualify for individual disaster assistance following a series of severe storms and flooding that began in late April, The Dallas Morning News reported. “I thank our federal partners and emergency response personnel across our great state who are working tirelessly to protect and support their fellow Texans,” Gov.
Food trucks and shifted atmospheres

Food trucks and shifted atmospheres

Last weekend was the Food Truck Championship in Graham. It has proven to be a remarkable event for such a small town. Seeing thousands of people stand in line in the heat of the day for a taco or sushi plate emerges as one of life’s great mysteries. My wife is convinced that “food” is the sixth love language and that we all speak various dialects.
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