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Peggy Keener: A sugar shackled life
There are people in this world whose contributions have raised our enjoyment of life to undreamed of heights. ...
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Peggy Keener: History is as history does
I have tried my darnedest to avoid mentioning COVID in any of my columns. Tried, that is, until ...
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Peggy Keener: Before there was mayo
Oh, dear! I had no idea I was so ill-equipped. Why didn’t you tell me? I am looking ...
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Peggy Keener: Fancy fare for Fido
“Do not feed the dog at the table!” Mom reprimanded us. Still, how many times did we continue ...
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Peggy Keener: Cerealously serious cereal
Snap, crackle and pop! If you can tell me what those words represent, then you, my friend, are ...
Opinion
The unfailing fervor of fruitfulness
Quiz. Why did God invent teeth? 1. So we could smile and not look all gummy. 2. So ...
Opinion
Peggy Keener: Glorious and bountiful bat scat
Never in the deepest recesses of my mind did I ever dream I would one day write a ...
RSS General
Keener: Tick-Tock— or is it Tock-Tick?
Hmmmm, not sure. But, have you ever really thought about why it is that we do say “tick-tock” ...
Opinion
The demise of a family member
Oh, Aunt Jemima, you’re gone. In the heaviness of my heart, I cannot let your passing go unnoticed ...
Opinion
Death on the far side of the world
Part 6: True account from Peggy’s memoir “Potato In A Rice Bowl” As Glen, Gordon and I lay ...
Opinion
Death on the other side of the world
Part 5: True account from Peggy’s memoir, “Potato In A Rice Bowl” Submerged up to my chin in ...
Columnists
Death on the far side of the world, Part 4
During a storm at sea, there is little a capsized person can do to be seen. While being ...
Opinion
Death on the far side of the world
Part 3 of a true account from Peggy’s memoir “Potato in A Rice Bowl” Through the waves, Glen ...
Columnists
Death on the far side of the world
This tale is true. I should know for it happened to me. Here is my story as I ...
Opinion
A woman of steel
She was born “Thelma Catherine.” Not liking the name “Thelma,” her father called her “Babe.” Her friends, however, ...