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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: September song
Summer is winding down.
Virginia Walters
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: One brick at a time
I am from that “once upon a time” when no one swore in public.
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: AI or not?
AI is here to stay, for better or worse, and we have to recognize that there are limitations…
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: A bug in the system
Schools are in the news lately, both locally and nationally.
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Time flies
In years past, we would be hearing from friends Outside that they are on their way to Alaska.
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Survival skills
We compensate all our lives for one thing or another.
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Eggs and taxes
The days are a little longer, the temperatures a few degrees warmer.
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: January’s done
This has been the strangest January I can remember, and to hear others, apparently it’s pretty unprecedented.
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: More of the same?
I have no particular expectations for the New Year
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: A Little cheese with the whine?
No matter which side of the political fence we stand on, as a generation we are intolerant of…
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Let’s give thanks…
Thanksgiving has come to mean “feast” in most people’s eyes.
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: It’s a rank choice
In a little more than three weeks we will be voting again for state and national legislators and…
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: As Time Goes By…
The world was endless with simply a dollar in an envelope
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Good old summertime
The lupines are crazy this year, as were the dandelions.
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: This and that
Organizations are running out of people to keep them going
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: April is Poetry Month …
T.S. Eliot had it right: April is the cruelest month
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: The kids came back
I miss having kids around to do an egg coloring day
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Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Perspective
To prefer one thing over another does not make the unpreferred bad, or unhealthy, or criminal, it just…