COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc upon the whole world of movie theaters. Not only have theaters been forced to close off and on, many movie production companies have had to shut down.
Now, I left you in my previous column hanging onto a “chicken cliff.” This type of writing is called “suspense.”
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Do you love gardening? Why not become a Master Gardener?
I was watching the Great British Baking Show the other night and found myself wondering what it would be like to live in a country with so little racial prejudice.
Oh my, who would have thunk?! Walmart officials recently announced that they are going to set up what they call “pop-up, drive-in movie theaters” in the parking lots of 160 Walmarts throughout the United States.
My column title is about my personal wars against things in nature. I normally try to begin with something chipper and chirpy. So, I shall.
It’s official… Virus fatigue has invaded Hays Hill. Widespread as it is, this side effect of the present pandemic still surprises me with its powerful effects.
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I don’t believe that we should erase history, wipe away the past and replace it with new and preferred accounts.
Pro-slavery advocates before and during the Civil War worked to defend the morality and necessity of American chattel slavery, and one of their defenses was that African-American slaves were actually much better treated than free white Americans.
Many circumstances can lead to an abrupt reduction in income — loss of a job, layoff or cutback on hours or reduced farm income, to name a few.
July is here! And it is a hugely important month for Kansas City area movie theaters.
As the days wind down in June, wheat harvest has just now begun for our family. It’s a late harvest this year, but we are glad we are able to get into the fields to harvest the grain.
I have a sunflower!
Parenting is a difficult job at any time because of its immense responsibility. It is even more difficult now.
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month.
We are sweltering as only one can in eastern Kansas. In response to personally choosing to continue being COVID-19 locked down in air conditioning, I decided to follow my Pensacola sister’s lead and start a needed home improvement project.
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