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  • Hoppin’ John: Poor Man’s Fare for New Year’s Wealth

    William A. Balk, Jr.

    “I simply knew I had to have my Hoppin’ John on January 1st. Tradition declares that it is imperative to do so in order to assure good luck—specifically, financial good luck—for the coming…

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  • A Carolina Midlands Thanksgiving

    William A. Balk, Jr.

    And the Earth Shall Provide: A Carolina Midlands Thanksgiving Epicurus’ Porch By William A. Balk, Jr. “Despite occasional diversions into the realm of experimentation (nb: deep-frying 15-pound turkeys in hot oil is a…

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  • Fruit of the Trees of Knowledge, Good & Evil

    William A. Balk, Jr.

    “I cannot think of a more-utilized product grown on the farm than the pecans. I am absolutely crazy for them; I use them in almost everything. I put them in breads; on salads;…

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  • War & Peace

    William A. Balk, Jr.

    “My mother was 21 years old when she was released from her flight training. She had, painfully, already learned of war’s costs.” William A. Balk, Jr Epicurus’ Porch By William A. Balk, Jr.…

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  • Online Porn & The Particular Gardener

    William A. Balk, Jr.

    “I thought it would be a relief once the Nigerian princes stopped sending me requests to hold their millions for them. Now, however, I daily receive offers of ‘Free Access to Local Sluts’…

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  • Imbibing Spirits

    William A. Balk, Jr.

    Lacking a still, my grandfather instead developed friendships with gentlemen of far greater expertise, gentlemen whose places of work required of visitors long drives down dark dirt roads in the dank swamps of…

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  • Garden of Earthly Delights & More

    William A. Balk, Jr.

    “Gardeners often describe our joy at watching the many forms of wildlife which visit any given garden. Birds in particular bring color, movement, and pleasure to the gardener’s experience. I’ve only recently succumbed…

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