BACK IN THE SADDLE
Memories of a drive-in double feature (02/20/08)
It was probably one of the worst double features in history.
They changed the lives of children (03/19/08)
Morning or afternoon?
Lost in a land few would remember (03/26/08)
The classic souvenir from Russia or any of the countries of the former Soviet Union is a Matruska doll, one of those wooden dolls where smaller and smaller versions nest inside one another.
Trying to cut back on diet of crow (04/02/08)
Please pass the crow.
Scary flashbacks hit home at ballpark (04/09/08)
"You're back," somebody said to me the other day.
Life lessons learned in the kitchen (04/16/08)
A confession: I'm not much of a cook.
Confessions of a spring fever victim (04/23/08)
Ordinarily, I'd say spring fever's a pretty harmless phenomenon.
Name tags a must for reunion planning (04/30/08)
Who the heck is that guy?
A slower part of the family (05/14/08)
It may have been the fifth. Maybe it was the seventh. But we're pretty sure it was sometime before the tenth.
It all flies past in the blink of an eye (05/07/08)
The chairs were little. Sitting there in the elementary school library, it seemed as if my knees were sticking up around my ears.
The case of the trapping bird feeder (05/21/08)
Maybe I should be shopping for a new bird feeder. One of ours has apparently become an attractive nuisance for our backyard birds.
Lost in three Memorial holiday worlds (05/28/08)
Sunday afternoon, I was in three places at the same time.
Muttering when the lights went out (06/11/08)
I apologize to anyone who heard me Thursday.
He was (maybe) the man for the jobe (06/18/08)
"You afraid of heights?" The crew chief asked.
His gutters are looking a little seedy (06/25/08)
"Quite a little nursery you've got there," my neighbor said the other day.
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