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The Poop Deck

I'm the owner and captain of THE SHOW which broadcasts on Falls Cable Access CH14 and fallscableaccess.com. I'd like to offer my unique view of the Falls as a resident and, of course, as a captain in these wind-tossed times.

Summer Sausage

 Here we are hip deep in summer. The days, these days, pass like a flipbook with barely two memories to rub together. It goes too fast and sometimes the memories of the past, though often unreliable, offer a cool fresh breeze.

There was a time, a wonderful time, when newspapers were the size of tablecloths and milkmen roamed the streets freely. I’ll take a pound of Lambrecht’s, thank you. That might be just me, but I’m willing to gamble there are a few other nostalgic saps out there. Every time and season has its cast of characters, its hooves and hoof prints, the smug and the struggling woven together and then unraveled into statistics and allegiances. We ignore the inexorable truth at our peril. We’re all in this together like the ingredients of a fine summer sausage. The next time you buy one, think of your community.

We will be a community, but will we be a good one or a not so good one? We can’t know for certain, but we can increase the probability of being a good community (or sausage) by simply being together and enjoying each other’s company. Find an opportunity to do just that, whether it’s Falls Fest or one of our fine neighborly establishments. You’ll likely see someone you know and possibly make a memory or two to help you slow down and relish the passage of time. Throw one back for the captain!

Best regards,

Captain Bud

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