How are things, Adolph? This is Brian, from NBC. Thanks for the interview. It will air in September if the network brings me back.
The longer I live the greater Mar… compared with those who have tried… The man had integrity, guts, ideas… It was heartbreaking in the Sixti… filled with hope for change in Ame…
He’s supposed to be a feral cat and I’d never tell him otherwise but when my wife goes shopping he waits hours for her patiently on his haunches
Elmo has spent 40 years cutting hair in a little shop in a country town along the Mississippi. Vegetables and meat
Harvey has a special room in the basement that’s always lock… He keeps a safe there, some antiqu… and family memorabilia he fears midnight thieves might steal.
The tale’s a parable and it scares Bill more than any creepy clown hiding behind a tree
If love’s real, not the puppy kind, it’s not just a feeling but an act of the will a constant giving
Paul’s not a veteran of Vietnam but he goes there in his dreams to watch his brother Tim walk in hazy streams sprayed with Agent Orange before he
Willie in his 80s now hadn’t made sense in years. His wife understood his grunts from the recliner where she propped him up
I was warm and toasty, curled up, napping in amniotic fluid, without a worry when suddenly
It was always a lovely yard, the grass green, never a weed. Dandelions in spring were an endangered species as soon as she spotted them.
Every time the phone rings Bill’s afraid the caller might say another childhood classmate has di… This will hit him hard because Bill knows he’s moseying along
A poor man comes to the door after the storm last winter and asks if he can have something to eat if he shovels the walk. You say forget about the snow.
In the fourth grade too many moons ago a reassuring teacher looked over my shoulder and said not to worry about
Ginny didn’t know if it was a large pond or a small lake in the middle of the beautiful park where she had been hired right after high school to help with maintenance of the grounds. No...
