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I prefer when starting one of these pieces to remind myself it’s usually better to be subtle.
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A half-year of movies, a snapshot of me
Recently, Owen wrote a piece in our At Home in Houston County magazine, promoting the time-honored tradition of watching movies in theaters.
Move to the Back
"How many years can some people exist before they’re allowed to be free?” — Bob Dylan, “Blowing in the Wind.”
Weather lore: Giant rats and other ways to predict the forecast
A bunch of guys in Pennsylvania, dressed in 1800s cosplay, pulled a giant rat out of the ground the other day and said we had six more weeks of winter headed our way.
In weather and politics, preparation affects perception
Politics is a lot like the weather. Everyone likes to complain about it. Few are willing to do anything about it.
What Are We Doing?
There is a famous song that begins with the words, “Do you see what I see?”
Sharing stories: Talking about past experiences with my son
“What other interesting stories do you have?” my son asked me while we were riding home one recent evening.
One Year to Live
As this new year unfolds, what would happen if you knew it was your last?
Georgians are subsidizing an uneven data center boom
For years, Georgia leaders have boasted that a major reason the state became a hot spot for artificial intelligence data centers was a generous tax break passed in 2018.
To Padre, with Love
You may have noticed my name suspiciously absent from the paper these past few editions. No, I have not resigned, nor have I been let go. I have been out of state under unfortunate circumstances.
A half-year of movies, a snapshot of me
Recently, Owen wrote a piece in our At Home in Houston County magazine, promoting the time-honored tradition of watching movies in theaters.
Move to the Back
"How many years can some people exist before they’re allowed to be free?” — Bob Dylan, “Blowing in the Wind.”
Weather lore: Giant rats and other ways to predict the forecast
A bunch of guys in Pennsylvania, dressed in 1800s cosplay, pulled a giant rat out of the ground the other day and said we had six more weeks of winter headed our way.
In weather and politics, preparation affects perception
Politics is a lot like the weather. Everyone likes to complain about it. Few are willing to do anything about it.
What Are We Doing?
There is a famous song that begins with the words, “Do you see what I see?”
Sharing stories: Talking about past experiences with my son
“What other interesting stories do you have?” my son asked me while we were riding home one recent evening.
One Year to Live
As this new year unfolds, what would happen if you knew it was your last?
Georgians are subsidizing an uneven data center boom
For years, Georgia leaders have boasted that a major reason the state became a hot spot for artificial intelligence data centers was a generous tax break passed in 2018.
To Padre, with Love
You may have noticed my name suspiciously absent from the paper these past few editions. No, I have not resigned, nor have I been let go. I have been out of state under unfortunate circumstances.