BACK IN THE SADDLE
A first encounter with butter tub envy (03/24/04)
You never know when you’re going to need a butter tub.
Don't let the dog hear you (3/31/04)
Sh-h-h-h, don't let the dog hear you.
What to call new 'Jim'
What’s in a name?Anyone who has ever had a hand in naming a baby will assure you that the stakes can get pretty high.
A morning 'surprise' (4/28/04)
It was a couple of weeks ago.
It's never too late (3/10/04)
Probably the toughest judgment call in community journalism is the front-page obituary.
A skill that didn't 'take' (4/7/04)
Did you “take”?I took, but it didn’t take.
Not exactly the Hilton
The good news is that the elevators at the Hotel Tojikiston have stopped talking.
What we don't know can hurt us (5/12/04)
Sometimes what you don’t know can hurt you.
What should he bring home? (5/19/04)
"So, what did you bring me?"To my family's everlasting credit, that question has never been posed.
Classic car, classic memory (5/26/04)
An old friend and I are looking at a 1958 Packard at the cruise-in at the Jay County Courthouse on Saturday evening, and suddenly I'm swept away.
Hard to get a full night's rest (6/2/04)
Is there a worse time to wake up than 4:30 a.m. when the alarm doesn’t go off until six?
Audio history in the making (6/9/04)
The tape is a time machine.Friday afternoon, alone in my office, I push the play button and Tiananmen Square erupts all over again.
A chance for redemption (4/21/04)
You’ve never met Andy.You’d like him if you did.
From Portland to the Big Leagues (6/30/04)
It was a package deal, and I’ll never know exactly what motivated my dad to sign up for it.
Parades on two sides of the border (7/7/04)
Four days, two parades, and I wasn’t covering either of them for the newspaper.
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