BACK IN THE SADDLE
Back in toddler's world (6/16/04)
It's a standing joke at our house that we had our third child because we'd forgotten how much work the first two were.
Taking a risk to save world
It was 14 years ago when I interviewed Tom Dustin.
Uncle Fred finds a home (7/21/04)
Uncle Fred never looked better.
Good memories; bad day (8/18/04)
Plugging down Interstate 90, heading for home after two weeks of vacation, we passed the exit for Geneva on the Lake, east of Cleveland, and I found myself smiling.
A real life hero (8/4/04)
Everyone, I think, has had the daydream at one time or another.
The time's just slipped away (8/25/04)
Some anniversaries pass quietly. You never really notice them.
What made them so great?
What was it about that generation? What made them so special?
Bringing back memories (9/2/04)
We were awful.
Rolling in dough (9/15/04)
About a week ago, I spent a couple of days hitting my mother-in-law in the face with a couple of loaves of bread.Wonder Bread, to be precise. Two loaves.
Historical markers hit-and-miss (9/29/04)
Ideally, a historic landmark ought to provide future generations accurate information about the past.
Will they let him in the club (9/22/04)
The vanity plates caught my eye.“AWHSUM” said one, with dubious spelling. “QCKNFUN” said the plate on the car in front of “AWHSUM.”
A walk back into history (10/13/04)
Dust is rising at my feet. We're plodding along through a pretty typical herd of Middle Americans, if there is such a thing. Then a trapper passes by.
Home project stinks (10/20/04)
Somewhere along the line I forgot a couple of the basic rules of do-it-yourselfing.
Will her stories have happy ending (10/27/04)
The road home wound through the Indiana countryside as Svetlana unwound stories from her life on the other side of the world.
Bring personality to work (11/17/04)
Something was missing.As I sat down for a haircut, I knew something was wrong.
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