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We learned from our son recently that our grandson Wesley is a pen pal. Yep, a genuine pen pal. He and a female classmate dated as high school
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By: Sara Duris Q. My friend’s mother almost burned her house down the other day by falling asleep with something left cooking on the stove. The
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Maybe you had the same experience. When I was a girl, there were two prompts my mother frequently gave me. The first: “Stand up straight; chin up,
Where’s Tom Wolfe when we need him to help us understand new cultures?
Tom Wolfe died a few weeks ago. It was a great loss to all folks who enjoy modern American fiction. Wolfe established his reputation in
Business the old-fashioned way: internet free
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