BACK IN THE SADDLE
Putting resolutions on the record
Is there anything more guilt-inducing than New Year’s resolutions?
There’s still plenty to write about
One of these days, when I sit down to write this weekly column, it will be the last one.
Friendship still a special blessing
One of the great benefits of a long life — one of those blessings I count in the middle of the night when sleep can be hard to come by — is the friendships we form along the way.
Christmas spirit continues to grow
“Audrey’s grown another inch,” said my wife as I wandered through the kitchen.
Desk keeps key items close at hand
It looks like it’s time to clean my desk again. Trouble is, I’m working at three desks these days.
Toddler set was excellent purchase
Dollar for dollar, it has to be one of the smartest purchases we’ve ever made.
Paper delivery has gotten easier
Today’s paper is big, no doubt about it. But delivering it is easier than it used to be.
Bud's story is worth remembering
Well-meaning folks in county government are kicking around their concerns about Jay County Retirement Center.
Openness of process is remarkable
Every election day, I’m struck by the same thing: How open the process is.
Silly skipping still brings smiles
Pokemon just skipped down our sidewalk.
Squirrels have taken up carving
Our squirrels have been busy, but I doubt they'll have their creative project done by Halloween.
Procrastination lesson learned early
It's late afternoon on a Thursday, and I'm writing my column for next Wednesday.
What should schools be named?
What's in a name?
Memories are worth aching feet
Here’s something to remember the next time you’re dancing in the street: The street is hard.
Chalk up victories for the customer
Let's call this Adventures in Customer Service
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