A Thanksgiving Menu of “What Ifs”
<p>Winter is a good time to sit by a wood stove in the “box” that’s your house and “think outside the box” about “what ifs.” That’s how Congregational minister, musician, and <a href="https://www.publishersweekly.com/9781888889451" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">naturalist Rob McCall</a> began a 2010 post-Thanksgiving episode of a weekly muse known as the <a href="https://archives.weru.org/awanadjo-almanack/2010/11/awanadjo-almanack-112610/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Awanadjo Almanack</a> that he delivered for decades on a community radio station in Maine prior to his death last spring.</p>
<p>Rob’s Almanack was “devoted to feeling at home in nature and breaking down the wall of hostility between us and the rest of creation.” That’s a hard job, but Rob did it so brilliantly that they still broadcast past episodes every week. I listen whenever I can.</p>
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