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Noel Keith

BA Economics & Mathematics from UNC Wilmington. I would sooner put out a campfire with my face than vote for a Rethuglican. Fiction author and former numbers geek & insurance agent.

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  1. Issue · Aug 30, 2026

    Man Makes Many, Many Mistakes (opens the original)

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    Hello Dear Readers!I hope you and yours are well. Life is hard on my end lately. A Social Security Disability Judge told me he was the ultimate arbiter of truth before deciding that I should go back to managing restaurants even though I cannot walk unassisted without being a fall risk. When even a spot of rain scares the Beelzebub out of me and I busted my big booty falling in winter weather twice earlier this year. On top of that I cannot be on me feet for more than 20 minutes before I start to

  2. Issue · Jul 20, 2026

    Yes, They Bungled (opens the original)

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    Hello Dear Readers!So how’s your deadly heat dome going? Mine is even more dismal than the study of economics (yes, its nickname really is ‘The Dismal Science’). The steamy blanket of the Arkansas outdoors in July flares up my multiple chronic illnesses such that pure misery lies right outside my front door anytime after about 10:30am. I cannot help but to wonder how much our systems and sanity can safely take while our Dear Diapered Dementia-laden Donnie Quixotically skewers windmill projects.

  3. Issue · Jul 13, 2026

    On The March Fourth (opens the original)

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    Hello Dear Readers!I know this is wickedly late in the year for a post about July 4th but for what it’s worth I’m not gonna talk about this unholy year’s sweaty and slimy green fiasco; for I think all of us who could bare to look have seen and suffered it well enough by now. As a millennial from the early 1980’s, I wasn’t even a twinkle in my momma’s eye or a twitch in my daddy’s pants in ‘76; but I still grew up loving the halcyon tales of it from my elders. Muscle cars were still new, Springst

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