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    Sciabarra Household Getting Ready for Easter

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    March 23, 2022

    Western Easter falls on April 17; Eastern Orthodox Easter falls on April 24. But here in the Sciabarra household, we’re getting ready for the holidays!

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  • Culture, Frivolity, Religion

    The Church & The Squirrels

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    March 18, 2022

    … with a H/T to my friend Michael Morrison; for those who are hyper-sensitive… Move On! From Partisan Issues … After a particularly mild winter the small town of Chestermere became infected with squirrels in the spring.  Because the local churches had the best trees, the squirrels often congregated (pun…

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    So I’m Not a Boomer?

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    March 16, 2022

    H/T to my Facebook friend, Gerry Os … “Why People Born 1955-1964 Aren’t Baby Boomers“. I was born in 1960. I mean, how many years after World War II do you have to be born to not be considered a Boomer? Apparently, I’m a member of “Generation Jones”… short for…

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  • Culture, Dialectics, Film / TV / Theater Review, Foreign Policy, Frivolity, Politics (Theory, History, Now), Remembrance

    Coronavirus (37): An Indexical Reflection

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    March 14, 2022

    This is the thirty-seventh and final installment to my Coronavirus series, which began two years ago on this date. This installment serves as an index to the entire series. I use the word “indexical” not only to suggest the index herein, but as a reflection of the word’s actual meaning:…

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    Mis-Corrected Auto

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    March 5, 2022

    For those of us who have suffered at the fate of ‘autocorrect’ …

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    Song of the Day #1935

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    March 5, 2022

    Song of the Day: Take My Breath features the words and music of a host of writers, including The Weeknd, whose music I’m highlighting this weekend. This song has a throwback 80s feel, and there’s no doubt that the Weeknd, like so many others in his generation, has been deeply…

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    Memories of Dad

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    March 4, 2022

    As ballroom dancers, Mom and Dad met on the dance floor. Nobody could cut a rug doing a swift Peabody or a Lindy-Hop better! Dad always said if he had to die, he wanted to go out dancing. And that is exactly what he was doing when he died on…

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    Song of the Day #1934

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    March 4, 2022

    Song of the Day: Blinding Lights features the words and music of Max Martin, Oscar Holter, Belly, DaHeala, and Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, known to the world as The Weeknd. This uptempo song recently displaced “The Twist” as the longest-charting song in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, having spent…

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  • Austrian Economics, Dialectics, Politics (Theory, History, Now), Rand Studies

    C4SS: Enough with The Isms!

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    March 3, 2022

    I enjoyed an Alex Aragona article published on the site of Center for a Stateless Society: “No One is Talking About Capitalism — In Your Sense“. Alex points to many of the problems that I, myself, have noted with using the word “capitalism” in so many different ways that it…

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  • Culture, Music

    Song of the Day #1933

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    March 3, 2022

    Song of the Day: Bring Back the Time, words and music by Lars Jensen and Donnie Wahlberg, is a throwback tribute to 1980s pop, and features New Kids on the Block, Rick Astley, Salt-N-Pepa, and En Vogue. It’s a hoot to watch this collaboration, which made its video debut on…

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