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cracked eggs

Ode to an Egg by Debra Erickson

A white egg cracked open with the yellow yolk exposed on one side and the other half of the shell is empty. Not sure what got me thinking about eggs. It could be the merry chirping of the robins out my window at 6:00 a.m. each morning. Maybe it’s the repetitive statement from our American neighbors that the price of eggs has skyrocketed. Most likely it’s the Easter treats piled high on store shelves and my favourite, Cadbury Mini Eggs!

As I prepared a potato salad for a family dinner last weekend, I began to ponder the similarities between eggs and our human brains as I peeled and sliced them into the […]

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