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Team roping trauma (opens the original)
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I heard about a traumatic incident that happened long ago in the arena at an informal community team roping. Normally, when you think about trauma at a team roping, your mind immediately goes to the gruesomeness of the tip of an unfortunate roper’s thumb sailing into the arena dirt when he fumbled his dally. But, not with this team roping story. This one contains only mental trauma. I wuz told that it involved a husband and wife team roping duo. The hubby, ol’ Deuce Hocker, wuz the heeler in the
Behold! Magnificent Clydesdale (opens the original)
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While I wuz recuperating from my recent bout with the summer crud/flu, I had a most welcome visitor. My carpenter buddy from Colorado, ol’ Sawyer Bord, and his brother Rip A. Bord, were en route to a family reunion in Crescent, Iowa, and detoured through Riley for a short visit. While I lived in Chase County, Sawyer came often to see his cousins and he and I fished a’plenty, caught a lot of fish, made a lot of fishing memories, and solved a lot of the world’s worst problems, to boot. It’s Sawye
Government-new-speak (opens the original)
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Our government takes the cake when it comes to putting the best face forward on bad news. For instance, with government-new-speak, a total failure becomes an incomplete success. Of all government bureaucrats, economists are the best at “new speak.” Let me explain. Long ago economists coined the word “depression” to replace the word “panic.” The word panic actually panicked the public. But depression sounded too bad so they coined the word “recession” to replace depression. But, recession also so
Sad little ‘Bird Brain’ (opens the original)
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During my four score and three years of living in Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa and Washington state, I’ve always had an interest in the dozens of bird species I’ve lived amidst. And, Nevah and I have always fed our winged friends in winters and most of the time all year around. In addition, I’ve planted acres of food plots that fed the birds and other wildlife. And, after all those years of bird watching and bird feeding, I’ve grown to appreciate the ruby-throated hummingbird the most â an
Plastic cookie anyone? (opens the original)
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I read about some futuristic food research recently that got me to thinking about “food for the future” â particularly if our future includes paved-over cornfields and pastures that grow condominiums, data centers and traffic jams and no crops, no meats, no fruits, no veggies. A glance into the cornucopia of foods available at any supermarket today makes worrying about food’s future seem a needless worry. But, nothing is limitless and that includes productive farmland. An internet inquiry sho
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