Ep. 18: Cabbages and Carrots
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Cabbages and Carrots: good, clean fun.
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Ep. 17: Old Sweaters
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Old Sweaters: gray skies and the warmth of old friends.
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Ep. 16: Quirks and Quiddities
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Quirks and Quiddities: farewell to Ocean Springs.
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Ep. 15: Technical Difficulties
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Technical Difficulties: mental health challenges.
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Ep. 14: Bookends
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Bookends: a jar of spring daffodils and the pursuit of happiness.
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Ep. 13: King Cake Baby!
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
King Cake Baby!: oh my!
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Ep. 12: Pascagoula
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Pascagoula: soap, propane, and s’mores.
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Ep. 11: Woolgathering
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Woolgathering: under the sweetgum trees, a smoky fire.
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Ep. 10: Jupiter and Saturn
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Jupiter and Saturn: align across the bayou sky.
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Ep. 9: Unexpected Visitors: who's in my bed
Time Spent with Meredith Baker: A Season in America
Unexpected Visitors: who’s in my bed.
info_outlineBookends: a jar of spring daffodils and the pursuit of happiness.
It’s a chilly February evening as Meredith watches the egrets rise on the bayou against the setting sun. She compares our political landscape to the landscape of various trees before her. “A metaphor to learn to live together in the pursuit of happiness.” The news may flood our daily lives but hope breaks through like spring. “It always does.”
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