Once upon a time many of our public meetings opened with prayer.
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By Jim Hamilton
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8/9/23
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Hi friends and neighbors of the mail. Last week the rambling left you all hanging with the question about the days when ‘pigs could fly’. I also promised this week to share about those days. So, this is it!
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By Roger Herman
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8/9/23
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On June 30th of this year, I had a life altering experience in Seymour.
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Contributed Article By David Hardy
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8/2/23
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Hi everyone, back again. Last week we finished an 1800s story that lasted since the first of January. I want to thank everyone for joining Roger’s Ramblings each week as we galloped back together into the past and relived the life of a couple before, during, and after the civil war.
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By Roger Herman
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8/2/23
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I took a break recently and caught up on some games I had picked up. One of those games got me excited about fighting.
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by John “J.T.” Jones
johnj@marshfieldmail.com
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8/2/23
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For better or worse, I’m back.
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By Jim Hamilton
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8/2/23
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I dreamt about basements twice last night, back to back. They were positive, protective spaces. My dreams are directly affected by whatever I’m ingesting intellectually, and I happen to be right smack in the middle of a book all about archetypes, the symbolism that constitutes our subconscious and souls’ language. So what were these basements trying to tell me?
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By Sarah Sugden
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7/26/23
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Another week of blistering, 100-plus heat and no rain to slake the thirst of our Ozarks’ parched earth — it’s miserable weather for most of us, but worse for that tiny but critical percentage who feed us.
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By Jim Hamilton
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7/26/23
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Hi everyone! I can hardly wait to continue with our story from last week. Our adventure has been going on since January, so we have covered a lot of ground together. Our couple is Johnny and Mary Lou, who grew up during the pre-civil war years and were eventually married when the war began. Each week we have been reliving their lives of heartache and problems. Our Johnny
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By Roger Herman
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7/26/23
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Ever since humans began tending to small patches of cultivated ground near their homes, the terms “rain” and “garden” have gone together.
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By Francis Skalicky
Missouri Department of Conservation
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7/26/23
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