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Tag Archives: Civil War

Eighty Feet Apart

Two houses’ front doors are eighty feet apart, the width of a lot line. The sign on the house to the right had the name of the Elephant Party candidate for President; the other, the name of the Donkey Party candidate.

Posted byMarshallFebruary 6, 2025March 30, 2025Posted inReflections from the Kahwa Coffee ShopTags:Civil War, History, Military, news, peanut-butter, Politics, St Petersburg, trump, Voting1 Comment on Eighty Feet Apart

Dealing with the Past

For decades, our household had two tenants hanging around rent free: Sarah, my great-great grandmother, and her grandmother, Elizabeth.

Posted byMarshallAugust 10, 2023January 8, 2025Posted inReflections from the Kahwa Coffee ShopTags:Civil War, History, SlaveryLeave a comment on Dealing with the Past

My Lost Cause

In my youth and early adulthood, I mentally walled off my cherished noble south from slavery and racism.

Posted byMarshallJanuary 29, 2021December 22, 2024Posted inReflections from the Kahwa Coffee ShopTags:Civil War, Grand Ole Opry, Robert E Lee, West Point3 Comments on My Lost Cause

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