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James Madison, a Drug Rep, and a Hispanic Resident Walk into a Bar…

Posted on 03/17/2021 by paulefallon

During this ‘anniversary’ of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States, I offer three vignettes. Draw as loose, or tight, connection as you like. A Pandemic! Who’s in Charge? Among my favorite webinars this year are the podcasts offered by … Continue reading →

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Our Year of Passive Living

Posted on 03/10/2021 by paulefallon

We are coming up on a year since the term ‘quarantine’ jumped off the leaves of dusty history books and defined our reality. Many of us have been doing…nothing. With…no one. If you consider ‘to live’ an active verb, we’ve … Continue reading →

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Would You Rather be Happy or Be Right?

Posted on 02/17/2021 by paulefallon

It’s been more than twenty years now since I heard Rev. Kim Crawford Harvie deliver a sermon at the Arlington Street Church in Boston titled ‘Would You Rather Be Happy or Be Right?’ The distinctions she laid out on that … Continue reading →

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