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Monthly Archives: May 2024
Footnote
I got these publications as a State Senator and read them avidly. “Facts, Figures and Trends” published by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Now, on the Board of Health and Welfare, I get them again. You could read … Continue reading
Coroner Story: Lessons
I don’t learn well about myself. Do you? Memorization. Lists of things, formulas, I find I can commit lots of these things to memory if I can give them some meaning, some relationship to my life. But my own mistakes … Continue reading
Coroner Story: July 4th
For some reason I passed up the family invitation to the fireworks. I usually love fireworks, but my hip was real sore, and I didn’t want the pain of sitting on a grassy hill despite the pleasure of explosions and … Continue reading
Idaho Mother’s Day
Idaho laws are clear about being a mother in this state. So, on this Mother’s Day, let us be clear how we celebrate you. It is simple. We love you and cherish you. That is not in the laws, but … Continue reading
Wrongness
I have made a few mistakes in my life. God willing, I will live a few years to make more. When we make a mistake, it means we did something wrong. Admitting the mistake, accepting our wrong behavior, choice, maybe … Continue reading
Consent
Blanche took Dennis to the doctor’s office for his sports physical. She had mixed feelings about him playing football. She knew he really wanted to join the other guys in the effort. It is a little school, and they need … Continue reading
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