BACK IN THE SADDLE
Objects dodged in middle of road
"Watch out for the chair," my wife said.
Will be be up to the challenge?
Nostalgia's fine, but sometimes when we look in the rearview mirror the images can be distorted by a rosy tint.
No excuses, just write
My first serious encounter with procrastination came in fifth grade when I nearly drove myself crazy over the consequences of not writing a letter to the tourism bureau of Nicaragua when I should have.
It was a good day
"I think I speak for all of you," said the president of Ball State University, "when I say..."
Books still a travel bargain
Travel is expensive, and it isn't going to get any cheaper.
More clicks from a trip
Okay, find a seat and get comfortable.
The death of a legend
Les Paul died last week, and chances are you never gave it much of a thought.
New project needs support
Barry Banks was on the phone. And, as is usual for Barry, he was a little wound up.
An idea wacky enough to work?
Welcome to the department of wacky ideas.
A remarkable process so far
In an article last week about the latest 20/20 Vision meetings, I reported that more than 100 people were on hand.
Doing battle with Boston traffic
Chalk up another promise to myself that I've broken.
Photo book comes into digital age
As I write this, my great uncle Cal is being digitized.
A career that made memories
Years later, my mother would tell the story.
The mystery of nicknames
"Was there some sort of rule that you had to have a nickname at Dunkirk High School?" I kidded "Dub" Miskinis the other day during the Dunkirk reunion at the Jay County Historical Society's Heritage Fest.
Piece of the past is gone
The obituary in the Fort Wayne paper caught my eye.
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