Destin election turnout questioned by Wanda Collins
Wanda Collins of Destin says the 64 percent turnout for the first city election is unsurprising. She notes that small towns often let influential residents handle results after a municipal milestone.
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Destin
Wanda Collins
Changing Colors At This Stage
A personal essay recalls receiving Color Me Beautiful a Christmas gift and reading about seasonal color palettes. The narrator learns she may be a spring, faces wardrobe upheaval, recalls past outfits, and weighs changing her clothes to match the palette.
Color Harmony Makes Clothing Work For Me
A grandmother recalls learning to organize her wardrobe by color palette with help from her daughters. By sorting clothes into fit and color groups she can assemble outfits in seconds and feels better wearing colors that suit her. The exchange suggests colors influence mood and style, prompting her to test the method further.
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Nancy
Gramma
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Who Has The Blahs In The Post Holiday Blues
A playful personal reflection on midwinter malaise from Christmas to Valentine’s Day. The author encounters the Blahs after realizing a lack of prep and gadgets, jokes about backwards bras and missing pencils, and vows simple fixes like guarding desk supplies to avoid lipstick notes.
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Hell-on-Earth
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IRS
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Overcoming the Blahs and a Bad Day with Humorous Fixes
A narrator rejects anger with teenage mishaps and seeks calm through self improvement. Hairdresser visits, sock jokes, and silly advice mix with family financial stress and a punchy closing quip about coping with mood and daily woes.
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