#@molly alger

[thejennyroc]

Summer With Molly

Olivia Alger

I make lists in grocery stores. Bar of soap, lip balm, peaches. Cake mix, raspberries, strawberries, sprinkles. Morroccon mint tea, canned cranberry sauce, honeycrisp apples, Pink Lady apples, potatoes, exclamation point, frozen peas, frozen brussel sprouts, sweet pink wine, delicious, sourdough bread, honey baked hams, biscuits, sauce, honey, come on. 

Last summer, Molly and I were standing barefoot in the grocery store staring at fruit. 

We had just come from the beach and water dripped off of us onto the linoleum floor. We had been waist deep in the water when lightning struck the shore, where two men in yellow bikini tops watched our things. 

“Hey,” they called, “get out of the lake!” The water sloshed against our stomachs, and behind us was the city, hazy with summer mist and heat. Later, in the grocery store, Molly and I ate peaches and put the pits into our pockets. Everything felt sticky. Behind us, an old woman was checking out the pineapples. “Be careful, girls,” she said. “It’s gonna be a long, damp summer for the Midwest,” she laughed. 

My childhood — canned peaches on toast, barefoot in the front yard, waiting for the mail lady. I loved seeing her face, dark and tanned from long walks through the suburb, and asking if she had a letter for me. Usually, she didn't. Sometimes I'd get something from a friend, like an envelope full of dried flowers or cranberries. 

I had spent previous summers with my brother collecting bugs in parking lots and letting them go. We would keep very still to feel the flutter of their tiny wings against our palms. 

Words I like — damp, peppermint, lemon, honey, grape, twig, leaf, adhere, pneumonia, gypsy, water, wallpaper, snowfall, soulful, television, landscape, receipt, 

Phrases I like — group project, nail polish, wine bottle, hula hoop, water droplet, present day, real time, bikini top, boxed hair dye. . . 

My parents like Van Morrison. 

Words that make me nervous — foghorn, pasta, daytime, listen, science, pretzel, puzzle, help, feed, goggles, me, home, Tuscan, yardsticks? 

Things I don’t like — sleeping, paper towels, becoming aware of my own breathing patterns, feeling my own heartbeat, when my fingers are sticky, when my hands are dry, when I was thinking about something and suddenly I can’t remember what I was thinking about, the taste of honey, the feel of humidity, music that doesn’t say anything, people that don’t say anything, people that say a lot of things that don’t mean anything —

Inside the house, my brother writhed in front of the air conditioner. "Too hot, too hot," he said, "my brain is on fire." We try to help him, but he cannot explain. 

Things I learned in elementary school — how to keep a secret, that when someone asks me to keep a secret it means I can tell one other person and one other person only, how to spell assassinate, how to sharpen a crayon, how my kidneys work, all about atomic bombs, how to run around the block until you’ve run a mile, how to sit quietly, how to stir honey into hot water until it melts, how to make it look like I haven’t been crying, how to pass crying for sneezing, that I should never tell your mom the things your brother asks you not to tell her, that I should never tell my brother the things our mom asks me not to tell him, that honey makes your hands sticky. 

When I was younger, my great aunts from Mississippi would tell me all sorts of things to help me learn.

I learned that being allowed to watch violent movies is supposed to be a secret. When someone tells you they love you, you should always say it back, even if you don’t mean it. Don’t talk to people that don’t want to talk to you, because that’s annoying. Wear earrings that match your sweater. 

Ways to waste time — looking at the ceiling, practicing walking down the stairs without making a sound, wondering why you exist, wondering if you’ll taste and touch and smell and see everything you want to before you die, wondering what happens after you die. 

For my whole life, my mother has worn the same pink bathrobe after she showers. Things the pink bathrobe smells like — conditioner for curly hair, eyeliner, autumn, burning marshmallow root, aloe vera, night cream, shea butter, mangoes, honey, green tea. 

My mom and I love our summertime together, painting our toenails on the front step, watching people go by. I wish we lived in a desert, or near a desert. Oceans are scary because they are so deep. She always says things get worse before they get better, and that she can’t wait to find her true home. 

Tell the truth because lying is messy. Detangle your locks before you brush them. Don’t be a snitch. Speak up for your brother, because he is smaller and more fragile than you. Speak up for yourself but not too loudly, because it’s not guaranteed that people will listen. Always take the stairs. Close your eyes when you get nervous. 

If you’re going to start drinking, make sure you can hold your liquor. Brandy, honey, and lemon can cure a sore throat. And you never want a sore throat, because if you get one, no one will hear you when you decide to speak up.

#HONEY #JENNY #FEATURES #CAMPUS TIMES #ROCHESTER #CHILDHOOD #SUMMER #warm

[dancewithmeplano]

NHPR Folk Songs and Dance Calendar 2.25.18

>Wild Eagles Blues Jam at the Stone Church ~ Newmarket, NH ~ 7:30pm

>Bluegrass Jam at McNeill’s Brewery ~ Brattleboro, VT ~ 8:30pm ~

>Celtic Music Jam at Harlow’s Pub ~ Peterborough, NH ~ 7:30pm ~

>Old Time Country, Gospel & Bluegrass Jam at the Old White Church ~

Ctr. Tuftonboro 6:30pm ~ 603-569-3861

>Hoot Night at Wildcat Tavern ~ Jackson Village, NH ~ 7pm ~

>>Irish Session at Bagitos Bagel & Burrito Café ~ Montpelier, VT ~ 2pm ~

>Celtic & Old Timey Music Jam at DelRossi’s ~ Dublin, NH ~ 6pm ~

>The Squid Jiggers or Dave Rowe at Bull Feeney’s ~ Portland, ME ~ 8pm ~ 207-773-7210

>Hoot Night at the Wildcat Tavern ~ Jackson Village, NH ~ 7pm ~

>Live Irish Music(Family Friendly) w/Various Musicians including

Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki and Jim Prendergast   at the Stone Church ~

>Bluegrass Jam at Harlow’s Pub ~ Peterborough, NH ~ 8pm ~

>Traditional Irish Place at the Salt Hill Pub ~ Newport, NH ~ 6pm ~

>Open Irish Session at Beara Irish Brewing Company  ~ Portsmouth, NH

First  Sunday of every month:

Wednesday, February 28, 2018

>Big Bill Morganfield (son of Muddy Waters) and Jason Ricci (Blues) at Capitol Center for the Arts ~ Concord NH ~ 6pm ~  https://ccanh.com/events/

>Footings (Eric Gagne and Elizabeth Fuchsia and others, blended genres) at Bass Hall, Monadnock Center for Culture and History ~ 19 Grove St.  PO Box 58  Peterborough, NH 03458 ~ 603-924-3235 https://monadnockcenter.org/

Friday, March 2 through Sunday, March 4, 2018

>March Mandolin Festival at Concord Community Music School ~ 23 Wall Street, Concord NH

Performers include: Marla Fibish, Will Patton, Matt Shipman, and David Surette, with special guest Susie Burke

>March Mandolin Festival concert featuring Marla Fibish, Will Patton, Matt Shipman, and David Surette, with unique guest Susie Burke  at Stone Church Music Club ~ Zion’s Hill, Newmarket, NH  ~ 7pm  ~ http://www.stonechurchrocks.com  603-659-7700 or 603-659-6321 [email protected]

>Tom Rush at the Firehouse Center for the Arts ~ Newburyport, MA ~ 8pm ~ 978-462-7336, http://firehouse.org/

>Del (McCoury) & Dawg (David Grisman) at the Capitol Center for the Arts ~ Concord, NH ~ 8pm ~ 603-225-1111

>March Mandolin Festival concert featuring Marla Fibish, Will Patton, Matt Shipman, and David Surette, with special guest Susie Burke at Concord Community Music School, ~ 23 Wall St. Concord NH ~ 7:30pm  ~ http://www.ccmusicschool.org   603-228-1196 [email protected]

>Tom Rush at the Firehouse Center for the Arts ~ Newburyport, MA ~ 8pm ~ 978-462-7336, http://firehouse.org/

>Aine Minogue, Celtic Harp and Vocals at Immanuel Episcopal Church ~ 20 Church Street, Bellows Falls VT ~ 7:30 ~  http://stonechurcharts.org/

>Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki  (Songs of Emigration -Traditional Irish) at First Baptist Church ~ Plaistow NH ~ 12 noon ~ 603-382-5843

>Tracy Grammer at Me & Thee Coffee House ~ Marblehead, MA ~ 781-631-8987,

>Jeff Warner Songs of Old New Hampshire at the Orford Congregational Church ~ Orford, NH  ~ 7pm ~ 603-353-9307

Wednesday, March 14, 2018

>Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki  (Songs of Emigration -Traditional Irish) at Goodlife ~ 254 North State Street, Concord NH ~ 12 noon ~ 603-228-6630

>Saint Patricks Fiddle Frenzy with all the Red Fox Band at Immanuel Episcopal Church ~ 20 Church Street, Bellows Falls VT ~ 7:30 ~  http://stonechurcharts.org/

>Kip Ferguson at Acoustic Café, Wadleigh Memorial Library ~ Milford, NH ~ 7pm ~ 603-249-0645,

>St. Patrick’s Day Party w/ The Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki Trio at The Stone Church ~ Newmarket, NH ~ 8pm ~

Wednesday, March 21, 2018

>J.P. Cormier at Red & Shorty’s House Concerts ~ Dover, NH ~ 8pm ~ 603-

Friday, March 23 through Sunday, March 25, 2018

>>Downeast country Dance Festival ~ Topsham, Maine

Include:Notorious with caller Adina Gordon, Velocipede with caller John McIntire, Frigate with caller Dugan Murphy

>Zydeco Revelators at Bass Hall, Monadnock Center for Culture and History ~ 19 Grove St. ~ PO Box 58 ~ Peterborough, NH 03458 ~ 7:30pm ~ 603-924-3235 https://monadnockcenter.org/

>Masters of the Celtic Harp: Gráinne Hambly & William Jackson at Immanuel Episcopal Church ~ 20 Church Street, Bellows Falls VT ~ 7:30 ~  http://stonechurcharts.org/

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

>>2 Old Friends (Emery Hutchins & Jim Prendergast) at Wiggin Library ~ Stratham, NH ~ 6:30pm ~

>David Surette and Susie Burke at Chandler House Concerts ~ Andover MA ~ potluck 6pm, concert 7pm ~ [email protected] for more info

>Charlie Daniels Band (Country and Bluegrass) at Capitol Center for the Arts ~ Concord NH ~ 6pm ~  https://ccanh.com/events/

>Robinson and Rohe (Singer-Songwriter Duo) at Immanuel Episcopal Church ~ 20 Church Street, Bellows Falls VT ~ 7:30pm ~  http://stonechurcharts.org/

>Mud Boots and Black Tie Gala (music by Downeast Soul Coalitio0n) at Chocolate Church ~ 804 Washington Street, PO Box 252, Bath, Maine 04530-2617 ~  ~  207.442.8455 ~7:00pm  ~ https://www.chocolatechurcharts.org/

>Peter Yarrow at the Firehouse Center for the Arts ~ Newburyport, MA ~ 8pm ~

>>2 Old Friends (Emery Hutchins & Jim Prendergast) at Along the Way Coffeehouse ~ Ipswich, MA ~ 7pm ~

>Frank Wallace (Guitar) Birthday Party at Immanuel Episcopal Church ~ 20 Church Street, Bellows Falls VT ~ 7:30pm ~  http://stonechurcharts.org/

>>NEFFA Festival ~ Mansfield, Massachusetts

Over 200 performers like: Lisa Greenleaf, Bluestockings, Mystic Seaport Chantey Singers, Tony Saletan, and many more. Participatory festival. Equal parts dance and song.

>Hilton Park at Acoustic Café, Wadleigh Memorial Library ~ Milford, NH ~ 7pm ~ 603-249-0645,

>Banbury Ale: Party Music in 17th Century Britain at Bass Hall, Monadnock Center for Culture and History ~ 19 Grove St. ~ PO Box 58 ~ Peterborough, NH 03458 ~ 7:30pm ~ 603-924-3235 https://monadnockcenter.org/

>Jim Rooney, Pat Alger & Chris Brashear at Deb’s House Concerts ~ Chesham, NH ~ potluck 6:00pm concert 7pm ~

(check site for more info closer to the date. . This event Might Have Been in 2017 instead of 2018)

>Ellis Paul at Red & Shorty’s House Concerts ~ Dover, NH ~ 8pm ~ 603-

>Ellis Paul Songwriting Workshop at Red & Shorty’s House Concerts ~ Dover, NH ~ 2pm ~ 603-

Thursday, June 7 through Sunday, June 10, 2018

>Sea Music Festival ~ Mystic, Connecticut

Performers include: Walter Askew — California, Matthew Byrne — Newfoundland, Judy Cook — Ohio, FUNI (Bára Grímsdóttir and Chris Foster) — Reykjavík, Iceland, Sara Grey and Keiron Means — Maine and New York, Jim Mageean and Pat Sheridan — England and Ireland, Mara (Brigitte Kloareg, Katell Kloareg and Yuna Léon) — Carnoet, Bretagne, France w/Mary Ann Roberts out of Wales (initially from Trinidad), Dan Milner — New York, Lee Murdock — Illinois, Lynn Noel — Massachusetts, Norman Kennedy — Vermont & Scotland, 3 Fragrant (Max Cohen, Lui Collins & Donna Hébert) — Massachusetts, Steve Turner — England, The Vox Hunters (Armand Aromin & Ben Gagliardi) — Rhode Island, Dan Zanes — New York City.

Friday, June 8 through Sunday, 10, 2018

>Roots on the River ~ Bellows Falls, Vermont

Performers include: Miss Guided Angels, Bayou X, Low Lily, Starline Rhythm Boys, Mary Gauthier,  Vance Gilbert, Alicia Howe, The Conclusion of America, Roger Marin, Freebo, Hayley Reardon, Nora Jane Struthers, The Black Lilies, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams , and many more

Wednesday, June 13 through Sunday, June 17, 2018

>Blistered Fingers Family Bluegrass Festival ~ Litchfield, Maine

Performers include: Blue Highway, Michael Cleveland and Flamekeeper, Darve Parmley and Cardinal Tradition, The Little Roy and Lizzie Show, Dan Paisley and the Southern Grass, Dave Adkins Band, Zink and Company, The Misty Mountaineers, Tony and Heather Mabe, The Baker Family, Backwoods Road, The Gibson Brothers, Ralph Stanley II and the Clinch Mountain Boys, and more.

Sunday, July 15 through Sunday, July 22, 2018

>Earth Fellowship Center Ukulele Workshop and Festival art Earth Fellowship Center ~ Albany NH ~ http://worldfellowship.org/ -LRB-603-RRB- 447-2280 ~ featuring Molly and Daniel Watt

>Garnet Rogers and Archie Fisher at Peterborough Players ~ Peterborough, NH ~ 7:30pm ~

Note: Most dance locations Need clean soft-soled sneakers and do not

Allow street shoes. Partners not required.

>FYI: Dance occasions in May, 2017 and later are recorded with this Google Calendar:

>Contra dance w/ assorted Callers & Musicians at the Town Hall,

>Clogging   at Dance In Motion Dance Studio ~ Randolph, Vt. ~ 6:45

>Scottish Country Dance /w Loren Wright directing at The Church of the

Good Shepherd ~ Nashua 7:00 PM ~ 603-891-2331 or

>Scottish Country Dance /w Bernard McGrath resulting at The

Westminster Center School ~ Westminster 7:30 PM or

>Contradance at the Richard W. Black Center, Hanover, NH, 7 PM,

>Scottish Country Dance /w John Bartholomew leading, Bill Tobin and Gary Apfel

At The Town Hall ~ Fairlee, Vt. ~ 7:00 PM ~ 603-353-4647 or

>Line Dancing at the Gilford Public Library ~ Gilford, NH ~ 9am ~

>Scottish Country Dance at The Community Parish House ~ Greenland,

>Set Dancing Lessons & Practice Dance at the Durham Universalist

Church ~ Durham, NH ~ 7pm ~ 603-749-1038, www.seacoastsetdancers.org

>Contra Square Dance at the Tamworth Townhouse ~  Tamworth, NH ~ 8

PM ~ July & August ~ 603-323-8023 (maybe not in Winter)

>Circle Dance at Neskaya ~ Franconia, NH ~ 3:30pm ~ www.neskaya.com

>Line Dancing at the Starr King Unitarian Meeting House ~ Plymouth,

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Monday, February 26, 2018

>Clogging at the Dance in Motion Dance Studio ~ Randolph, Vt. ~ 6:45 PM, workshop 6:00 PM ~ 802-522-2935, [email protected]

>Contra dance w/various Callers & Musicians at the Town Hall ~ Nelson, NH ~ 8PM, 603-827-3044 or

Wednesday, February 28, 2018

>Line Dancing at the Gilford Public Library ~ Gilford, NH ~ 9am ~ 603-524-6042

>Contradance at the Richard W. Black Center ~ Hanover, NH ~ 6:45 PM, 781-385- 1480

>Scottish Country Dance / /w Loren Wright leading at The Church of the Good Shepherd ~ Nashua, NH ~ 7:00 PM ~ 603-891-2331 or [email protected]

>Scottish Country Dance /w John Bartholomew leading, Bill Tobin and Gary Apfel at The Town Hall ~ Fairlee, Vt. ~ 7:00 PM ~ 603-353-4647 or [email protected]

>Scottish Country Dance /w Bernard McGrath leading at The Westminster Center School ~ Westminster, Vt ~ 7:30 PM ~ 603-352-9371 or 802-463-3078 [email protected]

>Contra & Scandinavian Dance w/ Steve Zakon-Anderson & Moving Violations at the Guiding Star Grange ~ Greenfield, MA ~ Scandi 8pm, contra 8:30pm ~ 403-549-1913

>Scottish Dance /w Bill Tobin leading at The Town Hall ~ Lancaster, NH ~ 7:30 PM ~ 802-751-7671 or [email protected]

>Scottish Country Dance at The Community Parish House ~ Greenland, NH ~ 8:00 PM ~ 603-773-9795 or [email protected]

>>Conventional Square Dance at the Town Hall, Wentworth, NH, 8 PM, 603-764-9993

>Contra w/ George Marshall & Wild Asparagus at the Guiding Star Grange ~ Greenfield, MA ~ wkshp 8pm, dance 8:30pm ~

>Contradance at the Town Hall ~ Deerfield, NH ~ 8PM ~ 603-463-4182, 603-679- 1915

>Circle Dance at Neskaya ~ Franconia, NH ~ 3:30pm ~ www.neskaya.com 603-823- 5828

>Line Dancing at the Starr King Unitarian Meeting House ~ Plymouth, NH ~ 4pm ~ 603-536-1179

>Clogging at the Dance in Motion Dance Studio ~ Randolph, Vt. ~ 6:45 PM, workshop 6:00 PM ~ 802-522-2935, [email protected]

>Contra dance w/various Callers & Musicians at the Town Hall ~ Nelson, NH ~ 8PM, 603-827-3044 or www.monadnockfolk.org

>Line Dancing at the Gilford Public Library ~ Gilford, NH ~ 9am ~ 603-524-6042

>Contradance at the Richard W. Black Center ~ Hanover, NH ~ 6:45 PM, 781-385- 1480

Organizer: NHPR Folk Show Dance Calendar

>Scottish Country Dance / /w Loren Wright leading at The Church of the Good Shepherd ~ Nashua, NH ~ 7:00 PM ~ 603-891-2331 or [email protected]

>Scottish Country Dance /w John Bartholomew leading, Bill Tobin and Gary Apfel at The Town Hall ~ Fairlee, Vt. ~ 7:00 PM ~ 603-353-4647 or [email protected]

>Scottish Country Dance /w Bernard McGrath leading at The Westminster Center School ~ Westminster, Vt ~ 7:30 PM ~ 603-352-9371 or 802-463-3078 [email protected]

>Circle Dancing at the Milford Unitarian Church (Every dance is taught and beginners are welcome. No partners needed) ~ Milford NH ~ 7:30pm ~ Contact is Mary Kuhn and her telephone number is 603-487-2732. Mail [email protected]

>Scottish Country Dance at The Unitarian Church ~ Keene, NH ~ 7:30 PM ~ 603- 352-3237 or [email protected]

>Scottish Dance /w Bill Tobin leading at The Town Hall ~ Lancaster, NH ~ 7:30 PM ~ 802-751-7671 or [email protected]

>Scottish Country Dance at The Community Parish House ~ Greenland, NH ~ 8:00 PM ~ 603-773-9795 or [email protected]

>Contradance at the Wescustogo Hall ~ North Yarmouth, ME ~ Potluck at 7:30, Dance at 8:30pm ~ 207-233-4325 or [email protected]

>Contradance w/ Northern Magic, David Millstone calling, Tracy Hall, Norwich, VT.,7:45 PM All Dances are taught, beginners welcome clean, soft-soled sneakers demanded, 802- 785-4607 or [email protected]

>Contra at Old Town Hall ~ 1800 RT-140, Gilmanton Ironworks, NH ~ Together: Burt Fientuch & Bill Zucker. Gale Wood; Deadly~ 8:00 PM ~ 603-267-7227 603-793-5296 [email protected]

>Contra at The First Unitarian Society ~ Exeter, NH ~ 8:00 PM with workshop at 7:30 PM ~ 603-679-1915

Friday, March 23 through Sunday, March 25, 2018

>>Downeast country Dance Festival ~ Topsham, Maine

Include:Notorious with caller Adina Gordon, Velocipede with caller John McIntire, Frigate with caller Dugan Murphy

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[askandanswerbot]

do you not get stars for fcing experts in bandori?

— molly 💖 (@milliagura) Sat Mar 17 19:02:53 +0000 2018

Yes. Good match @Taeler_Hendrix

— Alger Bradley (@AlgerBradley3) Sat Mar 17 19:27:28 +0000 2018

[loycereiber]

Salt Lake City Contract Attorney

“Keep it secret. Keep it safe,” seems to have been the inspired motto of South Jordan City regarding a certain document that the public demanded access to. No, it wasn’t the One Ring to Rule Them All, it was a draft document for part of the finances of a mini golf and games business set to be developed in the city. And despite the best efforts in the courtroom, it looks like South Jordan City will be able to keep it secret and safe, after all, something which the Salt Lake City contract attorney for the “grass roots group trying to pry open the confidential ‘draft document’” says was not a great decision for the public, according to the Salt Lake Tribune article reporting on the story.

legal process to access information backfired and will result in more secretive measures

Here’s how it happened—starting back in 2011 when “Mitt Romney told an Iowa State fairgoer that ‘Corporations are people, my friend,’” setting off alarm bells for concerned citizen advocates across the country. But then the Supreme Court upheld that notion just recently with its decision that Hobby Lobby enjoys constitutionally protected rights. And now South Jordan City is invoking that same idea, defending its right to confidentiality regarding the planning document for Mulligans Golf and Games resort, which residents are hoping to block development for. Salt Lake City contract attorney would be hard pressed to dispute the legal reality that the city can claim personhood, and thus protection under confidentiality rules.

Which is what the Records Committee in Salt Lake City hearing the case decided, eventually, despite the best arguments presented by the grass-roots group’s Salt Lake City contract attorney Jon Call. Call actually acknowledged that the argument that the city is a person is a valid one, legally: “we don’t dispute that,” he was heard to say in the courtroom. But was South Jordan City taking it a little too far when it “pressed the city’s legal status as a ‘person’ to argue” that the draft report “was confidential because it was created for ‘personal use” of an individual—namely, South Jordan City”? Probably. An “individual” is apparently defined as a human being, even when a “person” is not.

So South Jordan City couldn’t claim “personal use” of the document, even while being recognized as a “person.” This is where things can get hairy, Salt Lake City contract attorney Alger and other lawyers in Utah would remark. But hairy or not, the dispute was resolved in a 4-1 vote favoring South Jordan City’s right to keep the document private and confidential. Secret and safe.

That’s probably not the end of the story, however. Local legal organizer Verne Cotton finds the idea of corporations and cities as people as “atrocious” and a “legal fiction” that is “allowing corporations to hide behind the Constitution.” His advocacy group points to “last year’s nonbinding survey in Salt Lake City where 88 percent of voters agreed” that corporations are not people, and they want to see the law changed. Which would mean significant changes for Hobby Lobby, and Wall Street too, most likely.

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