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Gavin Lewis

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The Summer Our Children Will Remember

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By Gavin Lewis
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Every year around this time, I tell myself the same thing: this summer is going to be different. Then real life shows up. Camps, work, practices, travel ball, summer reading, family gatherings, grocery runs, dentist appointments and everything else that comes with raising a family begin to fill the calendar before we even realize school is out. By the time we catch our breath, it is July, and we are wondering how the summer moved so fast.
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Old Henry su Rai 5

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By Stephen Dorff, Scott Haze, Tim Nelson, Gavin Lewis
| Quotidiano Nazionale Verified
Regia: Potsy Ponciroli Con: Stephen Dorff , Scott Haze , Tim Blake Nelson , Gavin Lewis , Richard Speight Jr. , Trace Adkins TRAMA Siamo in Oklahoma, nel 1906. Henry (Tim Blake Nelson) è vedovo e manda avanti una fattoria con l'aiuto del figlio adolescente, Wyatt. Un giorno capita nella proprietà un uomo ferito, Curry: si tratta di uno sceriffo inseguito da una banda di banditi che, ben presto, a sua volta raggiunge la fattoria in cerca del fuggitivo.
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Bring Back the Front Porch: One Hour That Changed Our Family

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By Gavin Lewis
| Clarion Herald Verified
On most weeknights our house feels like a small airport. Someone is arriving from practice; someone is leaving for dance and someone else is circling the kitchen like a plane waiting to land. A few years ago, my wife and I tried a simple experiment to slow the “traffic.” We brought back the front porch (or backyard). Here is the idea. For one hour a week, usually Sunday evening, we sit outside together. Phones stay inside.
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