I’m up on the mountain. It’s early morn and the day is waking. Sitting outside on the porch, I sense mountain time settle over me much as the fog settles over the plateau. From my perch above the road, I see and hear the mountain moving. Home folk and tourists, each determined in purpose and […]
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It could be well argued (though argument is far from the point) the most important words in Christendom are “Take, eat” and “Drink from it.” On the night in which Christ was betrayed, Jesus spoke these words to his disciples using bread and wine as symbols of the new covenant. Only after the last supper,
Is it creeks end or creek’s end? How is one to know if creeks do end or possess an end? Only the apostrophe can tell the tale. If the cliché is true, an apostrophe turns possession from 90% to 100%. Chuckling, I realize the reason I attend a writer’s critique group is for critique. As
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One of a golfer’s enduring bad habits and character flaws is to look in a fellow competitor’s bag to take a peek at their club selection. Fatal not just to his psyche, looking has an insidious, corrosive and subtle effect on his confidence. This comparing act expresses to the onlooker he does not know his
