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you remember that bible story, neil? the prodigal son. the sinner comes home and he gets the party and the son that has been there all along doing what was right, he s like what s going on? here s the thing. i think this is really important. one, i don t see it s all that much government money. we re talking kroger, anheuser busch. this is private companies. they understand to get the american economy roaring, we have to get it out of control. people don t buy lots of beers unless they feel safe. major league baseball is giving away tickets. people don t go unless they feel safe. it s not a matter of gee, why isn t anybody giving everybody a million bucks or the private companies doing it? everybody sees it s in our national self-interest and our economic self-interest to get the economy hunting again. i d say they ll do this overseas. they re going to do it.
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Last of the Saintly Grandmothers
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May 7, 2021
There don’t seem to be many saintly grandmothers around anymore. The kind that keep the faith alive for their grandchildren when the parents become engrossed with the cares of everyday. The kind of grandmother I had when I grew up. Hearing my mom refer to my grandmother as “Mother,” and her friends refer to her as “May,” her given name, it was my older sister who, as a confused toddler, gave my grandmother the mix of a pet name we grandkids called her ever after. We called her “Mother May.”
On a patch of land that is now somewhere under Greers Ferry Lake, near a place called Eglantine, a town in Arkansas, my grandmother was born. In reporting about life there in her later years she said, “There must have been a big battle there because when it rained, the dirt washed away revealing lead balls and arrowheads by the handfuls.” Her father didn’t stick around very long, and this was a lifelong embarrassmen