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I guess that Peter Piper fella works in accounting.
With gardening season winding down, we’re at the point where it’s time to purge. There are only so many tomatoes a fella can eat, you know? Actually, our true bumper crop has been peppers. We have about a billion bells, scads of serranos, plenty of poblanos, a shitload of shishitos, and an amazing array of
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Yo-ho-ho and a bucket of rum.
I have long been a fan of the comic strip Tundra. The humor is often twisted and dark…but this unpublished strip takes the cake. Chad Carpenter, the cartoonist, posted that on Facebook last week, looking for input. Most of the comments were like, No! Too much! That’s crossing the line! But I haven’t laughed out
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Prompt & Circumstance
For the record, I’m not the only one who is skeleton-happy these days. I found myself behind this motorcycle for much of my Wednesday commute home. I was very subtle when snapping the pic because I didn’t want the biker to give me a sternum look. Good thing no cops were around. He might have
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Keeping up with the Boneses.
Even though it doesn’t feel like fall – summer is back with a vengeance (and those damn mosquitoes have never gone away) – it’s officially spooky season at MarTar Manor. Did I go overboard with the skeletons this year? No bones about it! (Or lots of bones about it, I s’pose…) But I was feeling
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My inner monologue is endearingly corny.
Last night, we finished Dexter: Resurrection. It’s rare for a reboot to live up to the original, but this is a fantastic series that perfectly captures the spirit of the early (best) seasons of Dexter. With fun cameos, a great supporting cast, and a compelling storyline, the show runners have pulled off a near-impossible feat:
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Twelve years and 22 apostles.
There was a moment Friday evening when I turned to Tara and said, “Holy shit. I can’t believe we’re on a boat in the middle of Lake Superior.” This is how my life has been: full of surprises. Experiences I never dreamt I would be having just 10 years ago. We left home shortly after
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