Opinion

Dual authors pen 

fascinating reads

Books written by two people aren’t always good reads if the authors and their writing styles don’t mesh well.  Here are two suggested reads that were recommended by several sources.

Risking all for a Dream

I’m turning 49 in April, and I’ve been reflecting on the decade of my 40s lately. I don’t think I ever had a mid-life crisis; rather, I emerged from a crisis-laden time to end up in a pretty good place. I can honestly say the ages 40 through 49 felt like I lived my whole life over again.

Starting Sweet Potato Slips

“My dream is to become a farmer. Just a Bohemian guy

pulling up his own sweet potatoes for dinner.”

Lenny Kravitz

Letter to the Editor:

Meatball Meal Thank You,

I’m writing to say thank you to all the 100 wonderful folks who attended the Men’s Meatball Dinner at Vermont Church on Sunday the 19th. We thoroughly enjoyed serving you! 

Snow Days

There is a Calvin and Hobbes comic strip in which a little boy and his tiger stand outside, gazing up at the night sky.  

“If people sat outside and looked up at the stars each night, I’ll bet they’d live a lot differently,” Calvin says.

“How so?” asks the tiger. 

By Cody Amble

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Review

Dan and James Healy

Mazomanie Saloon Keepers & Livery Men

By Frank Wolf

Dear Editor,   

Zombies

Is a gorilla who knows sign language a person? 

Is a synthetic life form with complex and deep ideas about right and wrong a person?

Is a human being in a permanent vegetative state a person? 

Knock at the Cabin Review