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AN ESSAY FOR THE DAY: A Gathering of HeroesColin McNickle EssaysWeelunkHome May 25, 2019 45t was about as poignant a moment as one could imagine. The National World War II Memorial. On the National...
AN ESSAY FOR THE DAY: Wrapping Up a New Christmas TraditionColin McNickle EssaysWeelunkHome December 25, 2018 21A tradition nearly 33 years in the making is about to be wrapped in the extended McNickle family this Christmas....
AN ESSAY FOR THE DAY: A ‘Catfelt’ ThanksgivingWyeth McNickle (as told to Colin McNickle) Essays November 22, 2018 25It was three years ago this very week that my sister, Winslow, and I were left in a box at...
AN ESSAY FOR THE DAY: Seed RewardsColin McNickle WeelunkHome October 20, 2018 8The number of white envelopes stored on a dining room hutch shelf has reached crammed proportions. And whatever the word...
AN ESSAY FOR THE DAY: Fanfare for the SunflowerColin McNickle EssaysWeelunkHome August 25, 2018 104“I don’t think there’s anything on this planet that more trumpets life than the sunflower,” says one of the characters...
AN ESSAY FOR THE DAY: The Cannon of Glenns RunColin McNickle WeelunkHome July 7, 2018 8Eighty-five years ago this Independence Day – on July 4, 1933 — it bowed on the broad and rail-less front...
An Essay for the Day: Matters of MudColin McNickle WeelunkHome March 31, 2018 96JONES MOUNTAIN, W.Va. – Funny what nearly 35 years of urban living makes an old country boy forget about country...