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Sidewalk chalk, that staple of summer, is easy to spot on an early morning walk. You may smile when you walk by a house with colorful sidewalks.
But what about the neighbor’s sidewalks? My granddaughter is a chalk artist, and her creations spilled over to the pathway of the lady next door. My daughter apologized to the homeowner and told her they would be more careful about boundaries.
The colorful and controversial World War II General George S. Patton was known among his soldiers as “Old Blood and Guts,” a moniker not used with any affection. That’s because, as those who fought under his command were quick to note, Patton’s leadership relied mostly on their blood and his guts.