BACK IN THE SADDLE
Christmas conjures many memories
Christmas is about memories.
Desk is not ready for prime time
My old friend Paul Stevens made a request the other day, and I still haven’t been able to fulfill it.
The gift exchange came up empty
Much as I love Christmas — and I love it a lot — I can’t say I’m a fan of the Christmas gift exchange.
COVID can't dampen holiday joy
To decorate or not to decorate? That is the question.
Remember key lessons
Some things I have learned over more than 70 Thanksgivings: Leave room for dessert.
Memories sparked of elections past
The election is now in the rearview mirror, so maybe it’s safe to share some stories from elections past.
Algorithms can be a little bit off
Anyone who spends any time on the internet has learned to live with the algorithms that spy on us.
Pandemic has its side effects
Side effects of COVID-19 are likely to be studied for years to come.
Glasses missed out on exciting trip
I should be outside raking leaves, but I don’t want to lose my glasses. Let me explain, or try to.
Reading tastes have been eclectic
“So what have you been reading lately?” someone asked. As usual, the answer is: A little bit of everything.
Host hodgepodge had an appeal
“That guy’s beard,” I said to my wife as we were watching a baseball game, “makes him look like Happy the Hobo.” She looked up from her knitting for half a second and said, “You’re right.”
How’s retirement? It has been great
“So,” someone asked, “how do you like retirement?”
Hanlin’s served up Coke, literature
I was a Hanlin’s guy.
Cardwell helped let sunshine in
Chances are you never knew Dick Cardwell.
Retirement has brought new jobs
I have a confession to make.
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