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Ghosts of Christmas Past (#22): Fern Pirtle
“A few figs from thistles…” by Howard A. Tabor Fern Pirtle [1903-1978] Growing up with an older sister as my only sibling, our dog Frank made…
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Martin Coles Harman
Martin Coles Harman [1885-1954] About twelve miles off the coast of Devon in the Bristol Channel lies the Island of Lundy, just over a thousand…
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Pride
It’s interesting that pride as a noun represents something we take — I took pride in my daughter’s accomplishment (regardless whether I had anything to do…
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Donald Evans [1945-1977]
In a general sense, Donald Evans and I are contemporaries, both born in 1945. Coincidentally, we both studied architecture – he at Cornell, me at…
