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ED CULLEN'S ATTIC SALT

Ed Cullen's "Attic Salt" appears on the front of the Sunday People section, as well as at www.2theadvocate.com. The column's name, which means "subtly humorous or poignant," gives Cullen a lot of latitude.

An essayist on "All Things Considered," National Public Radio's afternoon news and feature program from Washington, D.C., Cullen's commentaries can be heard at www.npr.org.

A collection of his NPR essays and newspaper columns entitled "Letter in a Woodpile" has been published by Cool Springs Press, literary division of Thomas Nelson.

You may reach Ed Cullen at (225) 388-0306 or ecullen@theadvocate.com.

These spring days permit the lowering of the windows in one’s pickup truck to better hear the dialogue of morning street drama.
People who don’t know Suzie and Dick Ehrlicher probably thought it odd that Dick would hold a memorial for Suzie in their garden. Not just an hour’s hand holding and dabbing at the eyes with handkerchiefs and tissue but a six-hour garden party on what turned out to be one of those days that reminds gardeners and everyone else that winter’s over when it’s over.
The Winter Olympics has ended, adding another piece to the growing pile of evidence that spring, standing in its sock feet in the security line at the Atlanta airport, will eventually deplane in Baton Rouge.
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