There will be a short intermission while life occurs. Please be sure to patronize the snack bar in the lobby.
It's all good.
Because this and four quarters will get you ten dimes.
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August
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- On Education and the Founding Fathers
- Supplies Are Limited
- Simple Solutions From The Past
- Because Sometimes You Have To Put Your Foot Down
- Our Trip Out East, Part the Third and Final
- Our Trip Out East, Part the Second.
- Our Trip Out East, Part the First.
- The Gift of the Felii
- Aaaaaand we're back!
- Intermission
- The Fourteenth Amendment - An Appreciation
- High Finance
- A Bowl Full of Spice
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About Me
- David
- I am a historian specializing in the political culture of the early American republic, so I actually DO know what this country was founded upon, as opposed to the social media warriors and halfwit politicians who routinely make this claim. I don't get enough sleep, non-lethal food or exercise, and this is entirely my fault. If you see me lost on the street, just point me to the nearest bookstore and call my wife to come pick me up. Thanks.
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I now have a dedicated email account, which I think will actually work. I know! Give it a try. Money back if not totally delighted.
david4q10d [squiggly "at" thingie] charter [dot] net
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Oh my gosh you are SOOOO French. Taking a break in midsummer. Did you know that fifty percent of Parisian bakeries are closed between the first and fifteenth of August?
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