Our weather friend from the south is expected to blow in, giving us autumn until December this year, J.P. Devine writes.
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GOP cast makes for grand theater
J.P. Devine imagines what he’d do with the Republican presidential field if he were a casting director.
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Do we gotta have gutters?
J.P. Devine’s mind is in the rain gutters, with some prompting from his L.A. daughter and her hubby.
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He’ll sell you the shirt off his back
His nearly new collection of 45 shirts is a great way to lure people into buying his book, J.P. Devine writes.
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The games of afterlife
Pondering reincarnation, J.P. Devine recalls when a visiting priest told him about Heaven and Hell, Purgatory and someplace called Limbo.
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Putting a woman’s face on the bill
Amid talk of women for the $10 bill, J.P. Devine suggests a list that colors a bit outside the lines.
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All hail the man in the seersucker suit
The garb of Atticus Finch, William F. Buckley and St. Louis working men who listened to the Cardinals on the radio, hot-weather fashion perfection is wasted on the young, JP Devine writes.
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Good-bye Bob-In, you old saloon
The sale of Waterville’s notorious watering hole conjures some frightening visions of gentrification, J.P. Devine writes.
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Chinese data breach sparks concerns about past
Chinese intelligence hackers might be looking to uncover youthful indiscretions they can use against me, J.P. Devine writes.
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How I learned a trade
Learning to type kept J.P. Devine from becoming toothless and homeless, he writes.