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Posts published in “Reflections”

A stovetop lobster could explain

A stovetop lobster could explain

By Jeff Gauger on October 9, 2022

Louisiana summers run hot and long. When it finally comes, fall is oh, so welcome.

Fall’s failing colors

Fall’s failing colors

By Thomas Gunning on September 22, 2022

Memories to keep Mom with us

Memories to keep Mom with us

By Jeff Gauger on September 6, 2022

Harbingers

By Thomas Gunning on September 5, 2022

One half of the teen muddle

One half of the teen muddle

By Jeff Gauger on July 6, 2022

A nation born from protest

A nation born from protest

By Jeff Gauger on July 4, 2022

The cozy squish of my bed

The cozy squish of my bed

By Jeff Gauger on June 26, 2022

So, so much of it

So, so much of it

By Jeff Gauger on June 17, 2022

When an old word is a new friend

When an old word is a new friend

By Jeff Gauger on June 4, 2022

I want to hug her

I want to hug her

By Emily Toth on May 31, 2022

But we’ll still have guns

But we’ll still have guns

By Jeff Gauger on May 25, 2022

I was a wanted child

I was a wanted child

By Emily Toth on May 23, 2022

‘A sort of mental kaleidoscope’

‘A sort of mental kaleidoscope’

By Anthony McCune on May 5, 2022