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Not all leaves need wind to fall
These orange ones piling into red split the stillness of this post-dawn fog and tell me of the loosening that must come in our lives:
Moving forward in early light, walking patiently on pine-needle carpets, selfless as sand-dune trails carved by small troops of travelers.
April 10, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Tami Thomas Buckley, Phyllis F. Milloy
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items of interest
with contributions from David B. Caruso, Laurent Belsie, Gary Thomas, Michael Silver, Terence Monmaney
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What's it to be? Fishing or walking?
By Richard Bergenheim
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Finally, I feel at home
Name removed by request
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WHERE IS HOME?
Jodie Eva Cook
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Honesty matters
By Candace du Mars
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Is truth stumbling in the streets?
By Kim Shippey
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Befogged? Watch for the light
By Pauline Elizabeth Hutchinson
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Turn toward the light
Carolyn Abbott Sebbard
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The case of the missing ring
Ann B. Hymes
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YOUR TRUE COLORS
Judith Haugan Ryan
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Severe pain conquered through prayer
Dottie Olson
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Smoking habit overcome; hernia healed
W. N. Christopher Lount
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A purer love ends resentment and heals injured ankle
Angele Marchessault
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Injustice on the job needn't hinder advancement
By Ronald Gray Walker
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Not all leaves need wind to fall
Lois Rae Carlson
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Epiphany in the trenches
Mary Metzner Trammell
