BACK IN THE SADDLE
Open eyes on a hike saved noses
The barking didn't stop.
Banking career just didn’t balance
You always remember your summer jobs.
Bottles, cups belong in the trash
There I was, walking down Main Street on the west side of Portland with a Bud Light bottle in each hand.
Former homes conjure memories
“Let’s go this way,” I said.
Stroll brings back school memories
Somehow, I missed the last day of school.
Next time, make sure you’re there
I can't be accused of trying to help sell tickets.
Unfortunately, mistakes do happen
It is inherent in the nature of journalism and the newspaper business that we make mistakes.
Time for tents is in the past
This is the tale of seven tents.
Air encounter crossed generations
We were homeward bound.
Photos are a conversation piece
There's something about old photographs.
Easier process isn't always better
"You should write a book," someone says.
Simple bulbs can transform a town
Seed are nice. But bulbs are better.
Window choice came back to bite him
None of the guidebooks warned us about the mosquitos.
Dopey photos should go up in smoke
Somewhere, if you look hard enough, you'll find it.
A little skepticism goes a long way
Sometimes I think the smartest answer I can give is, “I don’t think so.”
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