BACK IN THE SADDLE
Will computers inspire nostalgia?
Is it possible to be nostalgic about a computer?
(O)possum’s purpose is ponderous
Is there a possum in our garage?
Posters bring back new life each month
The calendar seems to change more quickly these days.
Nostalgia tends to get paved over
One of the indicators of growing older — aside from those joints that complain in the morning when you climb down the stairs — is losing your frame of reference.
Pledge took on special meaning
Just before 10 a.m., the bailiff steps forward to explain a few things. He looks a lot like the late George Carlin: Hair balding on top, a gray-haired ponytail and a billy-goat beard.
Ceremony shows broad tapestry
The line is longer than expected.
Wild pigs made for amusing lunch
The return address on the envelope was baffling.
Despite faults, citizenship is an honor
Dear Students, I understand from my good friend Andy Lippman in South Pasadena, California, that you are studying to become U.S. citizens.
Krimsky was well worth following
The email came in November.
Rent's smile made an impression
The first time I saw Al Rent was probably on our television set.
First Day hike offers a clean start
Nearly three weeks later, the hike still resonates.
Veggies have been in short supply
“Where are you eating?” someone asked the other day.
Mayor learned how he was doing
William Hudnut, longtime mayor of Indianapolis, died late last month. And his departure got me thinking about the time our paths crossed.
It's her turn for an adventure
“She’s where?”
Playing Santa is a joy of the season
I was richer than I’d ever been in my life.
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