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“My son’s illness is eight years old and has no name. It started when he was fourteen. He is now twenty-two. It is taking away his ability to walk and to reason. It is getting worse, some years more rapidly than others.” read more
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Slow Irony, Sure Wit
January 20, 2015
Slow Irony seeks to link the pleasures of humorous insight with a commitment to “go local” in matters key to a community.
Forty-two years ago, at a weekend retreat held at St. Andrews Presbyterian College, read more
Tags: Grace Loving Gibson, higher education, irony, Laurinburg, North Carolina, place, poetry, retirement community, Ron Bayes, Scotia Village, St. Andrews University, Ted Wojtasik, wisdom, wit