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Isn’t it funny how one choice can cause a shift in the space-time continuum and completely change our lives? Even so-called “simple” decisions change our lives in profound ways.
According to Wikipedia, “Prudence Margaret Leith is a British-South African restaurateur, chef, caterer, television presenter/broadcaster, businesswoman, journalist, cookery writer and novelist. She is (even) chancellor of Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh. She was a judge on BBC’s ‘Great…
I was a free-range kid from nearly the beginning, a station my late mother encouraged in my two younger brothers and sister and me.
Having just endured some of the coldest sustained temperatures on record here in the Sandhills, why would the frozen fountains, ponds and lakes that dot our landscape remind me of our tenuous hold on life? Well, those icy waters did remind me of that and more. They also reminded me of growin…
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