HeyJaredLisa Currie
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Lisa Currie: Both sides need to work together (opens the original)
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In this individualistic society in which we currently live, we sometimes forget that real success requires more than a single individual to accomplish the most mundane and tedious of tasks, much less achieve great things. Sure, I put myself in that category â thinking I â solo â can accomplish anything, but lifeâs little lessons teach differently. You see, the other morning when I was cutting apples for applesauce, I sliced into the second finger on my left hand â a pretty good cut on
Lisa Currie: Add color — or vibrance — to each day (opens the original)
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The conversation concerning color and vibrance started because Quinn, a thirty-something, announced she would rather have a green refrigerator over a silver refrigerator because as a thirty-something she feels the dull gray appliance choice demonstrates that people have misplaced their appreciation for color â maybe even misplaced the effervescence for living; consequently, color choice no longer includes options; life is just a gray pall with a white shadow. Now, remembering the 1970s, I ask
Lisa Currie: I take full responsibility (opens the original)
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I am going to share with you a fact that many may find hard to believe â shocking even. Evidently, a very keen set of eyes belonging to a single reader spotted a mistake in last weekâs column. I know! I cannot believe that a mistake was made, but there are some very keen eyes out there reading every single word submitted. And those keen eyes zeroed in on a mistake appearing in black and white; to this day, there is no way to deny its mark on the page â words printed for perpetuity. The wor
Lisa Currie: The truth is out there — just not on the table (opens the original)
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As educated readers, you know the difference between a yellow summer squash and a zucchini. Consequently, I would not give you a cucumber and tell you that said cucumber is a beet or a cabbage because I know that as an educated reader, you would know the truth. The truth is last year was the first year in many that my dear husband attempted a butternut squash planting, knowing full well that the vines were going to tangle themselves among other vegetables and possibly strangle those plants we re
Lisa Currie: You can't fool all the people all the time (opens the original)
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You know the saying about how you can fool some of the people some of the time, but you canât fool all the people all the time. Well, currently, I am not sure I am fooling any of the people at any of the time. You see, itâs been my mantra for a few decades that I am only 35. Besides the white hair and a 38-year-old son, my claim really requires some wonky math, but I continue. Consequently, when hearing such claims, most just nod, concluding I am daft. Others look at me as if I am suffering
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