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A Somber Anniversary
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 12, 2025)
Remembering Dietrich Bonhoeffer (at right in images of statues at St. Alban Church)…
A Few Words from an Elderly Uncle
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 10, 2025)
Some readers have called my writing 'garbage,' but that's literary criticism and I don't take it personally. Same with 'I used to like your writing back when you were funny': each person is the judge of funny/unfunny…
Fiber with a Flait
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 5, 2025)
This poet’s favorite snack is a bowl of buttered popcorn…
A Night at the Opera
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 2, 2025)
I went to the Met recently to see Beethoven's 'Fidelio and hang out with 3,800 very well-dressed patrons to see a passionate story about political tyranny but mainly to see the soprano Lise Davidsen who is worth the price of admission and…
An Ode to Opening Day
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Mar 29, 2025)
There's no place like Wrigley Field to celebrate Opening Day…
What the Silent Man is Thinkin
by Garrison Keillor
(Mar 27, 2025)
I hope this makes you feel special, dear reader. There is something going on between us that is not shared by the slim elegant woman reclining fifteen feet from my right elbow…
Memories of Lucerne
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Mar 22, 2025)
A year later…
What I Saw Sunday in New York
by Garrison Keillor
(Mar 20, 2025)
We hiked down Amsterdam Avenue to a lunch place and ordered breakfast and had a very amiable time. Tom and Jean, it turned out, are Catholics so they'd come to my Episcopal church as tourists, and we started telling Catholic jokes…
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An Accounting of What I've Been Up To
by Garrison Keillor
(Feb 20, 2025)
The shows being down South, people enjoyed hearing me talk about Minnesota winter back in my boyhood, waking up on a twenty-below morning, a blizzard in progress, but no mention of school cancellations…
What I Saw Sunday in New York
by Garrison Keillor
(Mar 20, 2025)
We hiked down Amsterdam Avenue to a lunch place and ordered breakfast and had a very amiable time. Tom and Jean, it turned out, are Catholics so they'd come to my Episcopal church as tourists, and we started telling Catholic jokes…
Another Executive Order from me
by Garrison Keillor
(Mar 13, 2025)
The world wonders: 'What will satisfy the man?'' A presidential order requiring Bill Clinton to shine his shoes? The man is ambitious. Will we own the Gulf of America or can other countries use it?…
MGM's House of Daivd
by Rusty Wright
(Feb 21, 2025)
Israeli king's lessons for today?…
Celebrating a Memorable Birthday
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Feb 22, 2025)
A sign that hangs in our home sirs memories…
It's Just a Matter of Time
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Mar 15, 2025)
Clocks come in all shapes and sizes…
Reflections on Lent and Easter
by James N. Watkins
(Mar 7, 2025)
Jim shares his favorite posts for the Lenten season…
What the Silent Man is Thinkin
by Garrison Keillor
(Mar 27, 2025)
I hope this makes you feel special, dear reader. There is something going on between us that is not shared by the slim elegant woman reclining fifteen feet from my right elbow…
On the Road to Roanoke
by Garrison Keillor
(Mar 6, 2025)
They laughed when I said, "Canada can.t be our 51st state! It has no South! You can't have America without a South. You need bluegrass, the blues, country, gospe"…
Memories of Lucerne
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Mar 22, 2025)
A year later…
Oh, the Places I Will Go!
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Mar 8, 2025)
This week students across America celebrate the poetry of Dr. Seuss…
An Egg-ceptional Crisis
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Mar 1, 2025)
Have you noticed that eggs are in the news? And that’s no yoke!…
An Ode to Opening Day
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Mar 29, 2025)
There's no place like Wrigley Field to celebrate Opening Day…
The Womb of Faith
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 19, 2025)
Calligrapher Timothy R. Botts renders my Easter poem…
Sunday Morning, So Help Me, God
by Garrison Keillor
(Feb 27, 2025)
I walked into church thinking about deadlines and the news and my aged ailing pals and I walk out into the sunshine, feeling shaken, raised up, grateful for the love of God and the people around me. I wish you'd come with me smetime…
Fiber with a Flait
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 5, 2025)
This poet’s favorite snack is a bowl of buttered popcorn…
A Night at the Opera
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 2, 2025)
I went to the Met recently to see Beethoven's 'Fidelio and hang out with 3,800 very well-dressed patrons to see a passionate story about political tyranny but mainly to see the soprano Lise Davidsen who is worth the price of admission and…
A Few Words from an Elderly Uncle
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 10, 2025)
Some readers have called my writing 'garbage,' but that's literary criticism and I don't take it personally. Same with 'I used to like your writing back when you were funny': each person is the judge of funny/unfunny…
A Somber Anniversary
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 12, 2025)
Remembering Dietrich Bonhoeffer (at right in images of statues at St. Alban Church)…
A Prayer for the New Pope
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(May 17, 2025)
A celebration banner hangs at the entrance to the Asimakoupoulos home…
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