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Once Again Mr. Trump Plays the Nation for a Fool.
Once Again Mr. Trump Plays the Nation for a Fool.
History will tell whether this time we’re wise to the scam.
Sheldon Clay
Apr 21, 2020
April is the Cruelest Month.
April is the Cruelest Month.
It’s Easter. There’s a blizzard blowing past my windows and piling up snow against the back door.
Sheldon Clay
Apr 13, 2020
Can I Still Touch My Wife’s Face?
Can I Still Touch My Wife’s Face?
Or, love in the time of contagion.
Sheldon Clay
Mar 15, 2020
So I Went to Puerto Rico.
So I Went to Puerto Rico.
Fleeing the cold reality of February in Minnesota for a week at a nice hotel with a beach and a pool is something I haven’t done in years…
Sheldon Clay
Mar 4, 2020
The World Loses a Piano Tuner.
The World Loses a Piano Tuner.
I attended the funeral of a piano tuner last week.
Sheldon Clay
Feb 3, 2020
Here’s to Hope.
Here’s to Hope.
Three of the four candles are burned low in the Advent wreath. The fourth stands at full height, unlit.
Sheldon Clay
Dec 22, 2019
Shoveling.
Shoveling.
The coming of winter is like the old saying about putting a frog in a pot and turning up the heat so slowly he never realizes he’s getting…
Sheldon Clay
Nov 29, 2019
Sailing Away.
Sailing Away.
There are people in this world who still know the art of curving a sail exactly so to catch the wind and pull a boat across the water. I’m…
Sheldon Clay
Sep 24, 2019
Listening.
Listening.
I came back from a morning run along a woodsy trail. The trees still unfolding in front of me. The river still rushing beside the trail…
Sheldon Clay
Jul 26, 2019
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