This season's hit, "Everday People Doing Ordinary Things," is the critics darling. "I can take my kids to it," raves www.motherswithkidsin strollers.com. "It's Main Street for the mainstream," says a guy with his hat on backwards. "The parade, the cars, the candy tossed from floats, I'm getting my seat on the curb early," promises a fan of the annual event. Bring the family and celebrate a tradition.
A photograph by Clark Van Orden and words by Jerry Lynott
My opponent and many people in America question my experience and ability to lead this great nation. They say I am more style than substance, that I have taken other people's words and claimed them as my own and that I am naive. They are mistaken on all counts. My words come from the heart and my words distinguish me from my opponent in this time of national crisis, when Washington is taking more and more from the people and giving less and less in return. Make no mistake, I will
In the sunlight, the sineway stem arch and bend. The flower bells peel back their red petals. The sharp leaves stand still to cast a shadow of a tango stopped in midstep.
No trace of snow remains, only the evidence of a game chased inside where dreams of playing again stay warm and wait for the winter shadows to vanish.
A photograph by Clark Van Orden and words by Jerry Lynott
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