Tag Archives: Conversations

Mid-Week Movie #19: Why Visit Utah?

Catching up on my travel videos. Continue reading

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Corn and Crickets

The exotic, close at hand. Continue reading

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Gift from the Beach

A gift from the sea, paid forward. Continue reading

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Touched – Part 2

The second of two casual encounters. Continue reading

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Touched – Part 1

The first of two casual encounters. Continue reading

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Say What? Say Again

Voice-mail messages and in-person conversations are driven by the same communication principle. Continue reading

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Button, Button

Not entirely random thoughts generated by a trainee cashier’s button, but close enough. Continue reading

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Electrical Failure, Logical Failure, and Political Discourse

We now join the conversation in progress . . . Engineer (casually): “It’s a condition called thermal runaway.” Editor (wide-eye-ed-ly): “It melted?” Engineer (indignantly): “No, we unplugged it before it melted. We’re not idiots.” While the Editor considers the evidence … Continue reading

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A Conversation with Tammy Wynette

Miss Wynette? Come in please. I’m the new lyrics editor here at Epic Studios. I have a few questions about your latest song. If it’s all right with you, I think we should just go through it together, line by … Continue reading

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