A century earlier, you might have found me with other story-tellers on the porch of the corner store. This blog is a porch for conversation, a place where I can share my best thinking—which usually occurs in the early morning. You’re invited to drop by whenever it’s convenient for you.
I chose the web address ted.today to make it easy for you and to encourage me to write something today–a brief thought or idea I believe is worth exploring. It may spring from an ancient quote or a recent conversation. I’ll share visuals, music, and resources that inspire me to grow.
“The Old Country Store” (Nashville, Indiana), by Frank Hohenberger, 1953. Courtesy, The Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.
– September 30, 2019
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I’ll look forward to your posts, Ted!
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Just learned from Clarice about your blog and want to get on your list!! Still miss you two so very much!
Lindys experience is indeed frightening.
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Thank you. It’s good to hear from you. We miss you and hope all is well!
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