BACK IN THE SADDLE
Youth is often a game of survival
You do dumb things when you're a kid.
The hunt for Haynes still continues
I've embarked on a quest and maybe you can help.
It was good to leave skyline behind
As the train moved into the city, I found myself wondering about the choices I'd made in life.
Is it time to stop sleeping outdoors?
Am I willing to sleep on the ground again?
Mind is full of memories of mom
"Anything planned for Mothers' Day?" I asked an old friend the other day.
Chernobyl has lasting effects
Chernobyl Day passed quietly in Jay County last week.
List of crazy friends is extensive
'You sure have some crazy friends," my wife said the other day.
Lectures aren't kindling the fire
Let the record show, I am not a drop-out.
Temps don't cool fans' enthusiasm
It seemed like a good idea at the time.
Listening has gotten complicated
Everyone remembers Don McLean's song "American Pie" about "the day the music died."
Hunts had photographer hopping
Have you ever noticed how — especially at Easter time — people tend to get cute with the word "egg"?
City's flooding issues are not new
The pile of papers has stories to tell.
Hike went well off the beaten path
It was one of those late winter/early spring Sunday afternoons.
Itch for baseball getting stronger
The itch is inevitable.
There was no escaping jury duty
"Brian's not here all week," someone said to me as I walked in the door.
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