The staple breakfast – and sometimes dinner – is becoming extinct.
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The humble Farmer: I’ve been a spaghetti cook who never became a spaghetti chef
And for almost 20 years I’ve been waiting for the chance to publish my recipe for rolled oats.
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Commentary: Reason behind Macron’s handshake with Trump: He was warned!
The new French president was told to be prepared for the awkward and aggressive grip of Trump.
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Maine Observer: Horses have their way with people
An ad in the paper sparked a life learning lesson in riding and, more importantly, in friendship.
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Gina Barreca: Emotional forecast calls for anxiety, with winds of change
A ‘topical depression’ will be a sudden change in climate from what just happened in Washington, D.C.
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Garrison Keillor: New York City is so beautiful that you forget about Trump
Too bad that some people only ride in limos with police escorts and miss out on the experience.
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The humble Farmer: Day’s first crisis: What happened to my favorite pair of pants?
For those of us who are so-called ‘retired,’ the day isn’t long enough to accomplish anything.
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Garrison Keillor: I’m doing my late-night driving, right-hand thinking
At home I am an old liberal, but out here on the open road late at night, I am all about freedom.
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The Humble Farmer: Some Maine summer art exhibitions are unforgettable
As a patron of the arts who can’t eat cheese and doesn’t drink wine, I have to admire the pictures.
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Garrison Keillor: After visit to vast, empty Alaska, it’s the people you remember
Alaskans still relate largely to their own experiences, not those they have read about in the media.