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WEEK TWENTY-EIGHT: IS IT REALLY STEALING?
One of the modern markers of spring, most anywhere, is the appearance of waves and waves of flowers at one’s local garden center. They...
Mar 31, 20151 min read
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WEEK TWENTY-SEVEN: HEDONISM
Like most everyone else, I love the beach – especially along the Atlantic Ocean. On windy days, with a wind from the east, the waves are...
Mar 23, 20151 min read
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WEEK TWENTY-SIX:  WEARIN’ OF THE GREEN
When you have tritanomaly, blue often looks green. You observe enough raised eyebrows and you lose confidence in your ability to tell...
Mar 17, 20151 min read
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WEEK TWENTY-FIVE: FOG AND PALMS
If I ever leave Florida again, I think what I would miss most is the Sabal Palm, known to some as the Cabbage Palm. Admittedly, there are...
Mar 8, 20151 min read
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WEEK TWENTY-FOUR: THE FLEA MARKET
I stopped in front of a nondescript booth, my attention drawn by an old clarinet resting in its frayed case. A long-put-aside memory...
Mar 1, 20151 min read
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WEEK TWENTY-THREE: REDFISH HOLE
Redfish Hole is not exactly what it seems. Yes, it is a popular fishing spots for locals, but it is really about so much more than...
Feb 22, 20151 min read
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