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essays, poems, and remarks – a little lost but with a purpose

Tag: morality

March 25, 2020March 25, 2020

Quarantine, Day 18

by p.w.eubanks Leave a Comment on Quarantine, Day 18

I heard someone today reference the Church as one of the reasons the Black Death was able to kill off somewhere between 40% to 80% of Europe during the 14th century. When I started digging more into that claim, I had some trouble verifying it. The claim hinged on the belief that people packed themselves […]

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February 15, 2020March 19, 2020

Jury Duty

by p.w.eubanks 2 Comments on Jury Duty

The halls of the courthouse are painted this drab green that makes you wonder what kind of person makes those kinds of decisions for a public building and doesn’t exactly inspire confidence in government. With few exceptions, there are no wall decorations, no picture frames, save maybe a scant poster about employee rights. If you […]

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January 21, 2019January 21, 2019

Reflections on a Holiday

by p.w.eubanks 1 Comment on Reflections on a Holiday

When I was a kid, our family vacations were almost always to the Florida panhandle. That seemed to be pretty common among West Tennessee families, since it was just a one-day drive to the beach. One summer, though, we went north – the only vacation we ever took that wasn’t to Florida. It was the […]

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