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A self-indulgent view of comedy is one thing, but a comedic, self-indulgent view of a self-indulgent view of comedy is, while perhaps meta, a whole other thing.

While feeding the birds earlier this month, I was happy to hear several black-capped chickadees singing their musical fee-bee songs.

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Question: I was driving on the freeway during the worst part of a recent storm.

​Warm winter temperatures often conjure images of seasons to come, namely spring.

Adjacent to the township of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, in the township of Primrose, Pennsylvania in an open prairie, under an oak tree, notebook in hand, Rob Perez sits on the ground near a groundhog’s burrow.

Question: I was recently the victim of identity theft.

There is a detective story by Lemony Snicket called, “Who Could That Be at This Hour?” and in the book is a character called Dashiell Qwerty who is quoted as saying, “They say in every library there is a book that can answer the question that burns like a fire in the mind." My immediate thought, “But what if that book is banned from your library?”Americans should be trusted to make their own decisions about what they and their children read.

Question: I heard you on the radio the other day.