BACK IN THE SADDLE
Keeping track of the race
Sunday was race day, so Anna Sharpe was busy.
Happy to finally tell secret
Some weeks, parenting is a rough storm in heavy seas.
Hats are a symbol
It is Sunday afternoon. I'm worrying about violence half a world away. And I am looking at seven hats.
Poetry can work its magic
The magazine comes every other month, and for some reason it arrives at the newspaper's post office box.
Boat sails from past
If you are my older brother Steve, do not read this column. It contains a birthday surprise.
Memories still flood his mind
As you get older, memory becomes a bit like that closet you know needs to be cleaned out.
Phone call restores perspective
These days, when a storm front is approaching, I can feel it in my knuckles.
Story of the rocks
And then it suddenly struck me, most of these kids hadn’t even been born then.
Pondering the outcome
What did it last? Thirty seconds?
A career cut short?
My career in conservation was even shorter than my career in banking.
Books can be tough to finish
It’s a long way from “Bowser the Hound” to “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.”
A childhood hero remembered
All kids, when they’re growing up, have heroes.
Keeping berries
We checked the clock and consulted the GPS system in Connie’s Honda and came to the same conclusion.
Going for the shot
The guy came up beside me, and his accent was a little thick.
Anxious to see the new grandbaby
To answer your question, yes, we’ve bought our tickets.
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