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You can’t escape your redneck past, and I’ve given up trying.
I can only hope to contain it. With a tomato plant.
And that’s what precisely what I’m doing. Now, I’ll be the first to…
Meeks' Week
An Exclusive Weekly Column By Two-Time Pulitzer Prize Winning Writer David Meeks
Welcome to the inaugural installment of a weekly feature. We’re going to have a lot of fun. Consider this color commentary on the play-by-play of life.
Meeks' Week
Only in professional golf can something that makes the sport take even longer be called an innovation.
Even better, this breakthrough involves putting, which already was the slowest part of the game. Apparently not slow…
Meeks' Week
A Prominent American Family
I’ve located the most responsible citizens in Washington DC, and you’re going to recognize this family as a symbol of America. I’ve been observing them for a while now. They are…
Meeks' Week
The word going around is that we all need to start growing the five foods we need to survive and as soon as I go buy the barbecue potato chip seeds I’m ready to get…
Meeks' Week
The Views Of Washington DC
It’s cherry blossom season in Washington DC, and I can personally assure you it’s also a great time to see squirrel balls.
The cherry blossoms only bloom once each year.…
Meeks' Week, Sports
For those of us who can remember vividly Tiger Woods’ historic victory at the 1997 Masters, his return to competition at Augusta last week was inspiring and bittersweet.
We’re all happy he’s alive. The attention…
Meeks' Week
Marital COVID Scenario
I recently tested negative for COVID and apparently it was a real missed opportunity.
Let me explain. Each January, I serve as master of ceremonies at the American Football Coaches Association convention,…
Meeks' Week
If you’re reading this and you’re a man, something unusual already has occurred, and I’m not ruling out that a woman had something to do with it.
Most habitual readers I know are women. Or…
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