Suffield Observations
Suffield Observations – An Untreated Health Condition
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A year ago, my elderly mother fell, and the memory care unit where she resides sent her to the emergency room for a CAT scan to rule out a brain bleed.
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Suffield Observations – Everyone is Watching
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A couple of years ago, I was on a plane heading home.
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Suffield Observations – Finish the job
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If you own a dog, and you walk your dog in public, you must pick up after them.
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Suffield Observations – The Family Car
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About 10 years ago, after a cold, wet lacrosse game, my family and I sought refuge from the elements in our minivan as our daughter’s coach debriefed her players in the pouring rain.
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Suffield Observations – Recognition is the First Step in Recovery
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“What we are getting from the audience is the world’s most valuable commodity: human attention. Everybody is fighting for it.” – Zarna Garg
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Suffield Observations – Mistaken identity
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A couple of weeks ago, I was leaving Costco and saw this guy approaching me with a big smile.
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Suffield Observations – Love, American style
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Andy Sauer
I know a woman who hasn’t had the best luck with guys. A self-described country girl, she’s a full-time student and works as many hours as she can to pay the bills. She doesn’t have a lot of time to hit the dating scene, but fortunately there’s an app for that! She sifts from the pool of eligible bachelors on her phone, swiping from one photo to the next, until she finds a match. It hasn’t been working out too well.
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Suffield Observations – A Boxing Day Story
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About a hundred years ago, an Italian tinsmith encountered a problem at the dinner table.