BACK IN THE SADDLE
Travels included odd musical mix
“Who put this mix together?” asked my wife.
Remembering Thanksgiving over the years
Thanksgiving is a day for family memories.
Weekend was busy with wife away
I don’t do nothing well. That’s not really a double negative. What I don’t excel at is doing “nothing.”
Poet's powerful words still endure
A poet died last week, a guy you’ve probably never heard of.
Wizards always gave best effort
They were, in their own way, almost like wizards.
Route eventually put pinball on tilt
A confession: I nearly lost my job as a newspaper carrier.
Having more is not always better
The movie had subtitles.
Escape from 'jail' came just in time
The email came from one of my sisters.
Books get 'Oprah' recommendation
An old friend asked the question the other day: Why don’t you do your Oprah thing again?
Phone issues cropped up quickly
Maybe my old phone clued in my new phone.
Buzzing the race was a bad idea
It’s been more than 25 years, so the statute of limitations has probably expired. That means it’s safe to tell the story.
Simple idea has changed the world
Every third grader in Jay County heard this story last week, so it’s worth sharing with a larger audience.
Artifacts have no historic value, yet
In some ways, I blame it all on Neil Armstrong.
Postcards don't give a full picture
The last of the Indiana license plates disappear about the middle of New York State.
Trip to Roadshow was worthwhile
8:15 a.m. EDT — We are sitting at the South Bend airport, waiting for a train. I know that sounds a little goofy, but the South Shore Railroad — the cheapest, best, no-hassle way to get into Chicago from Indiana — has its eastern-most station at the airport.
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