Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: He misses them already
They’re gone. The swallows have left the farm. It’s not quite as predictable as San Juan Capistrano, but it’s close. …
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick A solution that causes problems
Occasionally someone refers to driving through the Midwest as boring. Corn, soybeans, corn, soybeans. If you’re a farmer, it is…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Piles of stuff that bring joy
Don and Mel Cook were friends of mine along with Mel’s wife Marie. They’re gone now, which is true for…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Pandemic ponderings
A lot of routines were disrupted in March. “Disrupted” might be too mild a word. More like smashed, mangled, and…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Caught in the grip
In 1991, I helped with an exhibit at the Brown County Historical Society. We called it, “Baseball and Brown County,…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Feelings differ as you mature
Pandemics make you do funny things. A few weeks ago, I got my old bike out of the shed where…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Earth Day important to all of us living here
At the beginning of the growing season, farmers talk about getting out in the fields and “scratching around in the…
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Weeds by Dean Brinkman: Brian’s Song
by Dean Brinkman On June 16th, my good buddy Randy texted to our Baseball Texting Group, “Brian Piccolo died 50…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Working to make a difference
I had a little schtick when our children were young where I “whispered” loud enough for all to…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Try to Exemplify Humanity
I’m writing this on Monday morning. The column I was working on will be tossed on a pile of half-done…
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