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Public Works Ale: Baltimore brew for the ‘Common Good’
Baltimore Post-Examiner recently visited the original location of the Baltimore Terrapins but it was not to see some baseball, it was to drink some beer. The location is now home to Peabody Heights Brewery, a growing brewery that houses many …
Public Works Ale: Baltimore brew for the ‘Common Good’
By Erik Hoffman
Baltimore Post-Examiner recently visited the original location of the Baltimore Terrapins but it was not to see some baseball, it was to drink some beer. The location is now home to Peabody Heights Brewery, a growing brewery that houses many …
Weak
Wondering how this could be my own life Heaven lowered down for me a wife But she says “seasons change, and I won’t look the same” Flowers would be seeds without that
Mistakes
Lift up your head. Don't turn away. This girl wants to talk... She wants to know your name. We go out at night And make mistakes. I know you see right through me... But it's too
Analogies of Life
Life is like the changing seasons always searching for the reasons Life is like a coming storm clouds the anger, thunder the scorn But soon it passes and a rainbow appears and that heart
Gone, but not Forgotten
He was a friend of mine when I needed one He was there through thick and thin And now he’s gone and I miss him More than I can say I remember the
A Time For Us
Through years of friendship, through years of love have brought us to this day It’s a time for love and a time for us as we share our wedding day You’ve come to
Midnight Hour
Driving along this country road radio on low A familiar tune plays over the air one I use to know So I play it back inside my mind before I let it go The midnight
Tender as you go
(This story is loosely based on several lunch conversations I had with my Grandma Lillian in the 1980s. She taught me the secret to developing a great relationship with
The Unknown
Reflections on the water cannot tell lies And the table of time age, does it defy The mystery still lingers when will we know When the end of our time comes where will we go? Dreamers and
A smile can go a long way
My life changed at this time last year – I got a job in Maryland and my wife and I downsized, selling our house in a small town in





















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