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Fair Trade

Fair Trade

by | Nov 21, 2017 | Poetry

by Olga Dugan    For JB and Sherry Some moments fall over us like the blue, lavender, jade, and everlasting-brown blankets of Middle Eastern skies at dusk. Lunch time. My civilian relief unit made our way into the war- worn city with bottled water, rations, even...
Savoring Slow

Savoring Slow

by | Jul 2, 2017 | Essays

by Patricia Tompkins  It starts with the cover or title, but usually something quirky in the contents grabs me at used book sales. That’s why I invested 50 cents in the 1938 Modern Home Cook Book. Its chapters include “Ice Box Recipes,” “Hamburgers” (“Hamburger . . ....