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Murder

We see crows here from time to time, but they are not a constant fixture of our micro-ecology. I suspect that they are migrants on […]

I read today that 300 physician leaders, scientists and Nobel laureates penned an open letter in defense of Anthony Fauci for his almost 40 years […]

I find myself remembering an early summer day in 2019. I was on my way to our local Fiesta Mart. Fiesta has the best Mexican […]

The other day when I brought Kofta home from the Central Market, I bought them in package of four. We never have space for more […]

I’m getting a bit annoyed with the pundits on my favorite center-left news outlet who keep referring to Ivermectin as “horse de-wormer” as if it […]

Our master suite’s bath has a roll-in type shower enclosure with a large bay window. In order to maintain some privacy, we put a plastic […]

There are some days that just getting out of bed feels like the big accomplishment of that day. Today we were a bit more ambitious. […]

This is a no-spoiler review of Ridley Scott’s “The Last Duel.” Set in 14th Century Normandy in the wake of a European outbreak of the […]

Offered for your consideration, a sous vide New York Strip. I place the steak, dusted with Montreal steak seasoning, in a zip lock type plastic […]

Susan ordered some Swedish ginger snaps from the World Market, and they arrived yesterday. She opened the box under the watchful eyes of Kedi and […]