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Put Me In Coach; I Just Gotta Play
I attended my first high school football banquet this month. My daughter was recognized with the freshman cheerleaders.
Politics: Meaning #5
Teary eyes glistened from the theater stage as the last performance ended. The cast, more than 50 teens from at least 19 schools, spent hours learning the book-thick music and lyrics of the school version of Les Miserables.
Reliving The Personal Touch
When I think back to my trick-or-treating days as a kid, my memories strike a contrast with the door-to-door invasions we think of today.
A State Park State Of Mind
For those of us who don’t daily spend time in the fields or trekking between the outbuildings around the farm, fall paints a beautiful excuse to get out and appreciate nature’s beauty when the sun warms the afternoons without the intensity of summer’s temperatures.
Thistles Again
Beautiful trills of birdsong drifted through the bathroom window. As I raised the mini-blind halfway, I expected to see, somewhere, a goldfinch.
Sensations of Summer’s End
It seems it’s always August before my brother Tom and I make our almost-annual visit to Mill Creek Park.
At The Carwash
(As told by Josie Steeb) I felt great picking up my repaired Escort at the garage and even better knowing that I had paid for the repairs myself.
Whoa, Dude! Don’t Strain the Brain
I posted the Web site Braingle on my online home page because, like the site says, you exercise your body to say physically fit, so why not exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? It suggests using the Phonetic mnemonic system as one exercise to boost memory.
Jobs for Jo
With a year of college behind her, Josie moved her stuff back home (it’s always more than you start out with) and jumped with both feet into the job market.
TV’s Season Finishes Larger Than Life
My Sunday paper’s weekend magazine says, “Cancel your plans, unplug the phone and rev up that Tivo.” The month of May has become the big finale season for TV entertainment.
