She’s a snake charmer but doesn’t know it. That’s why the cobra married her and has lived so many years in its basket.
Easter Brunch is a big deal in the metropolis where Fred lives… Restaurants run their ads Ash Wednesday through Good Frida… Years ago brunch began at 11
Both of them had been to Korea. Both of them had made it back. One found a job
In England they call it moving house packing everything going someplace else bigger better
It’s almost time for the Academy… Theaters are showing their best mo… and someone I know wants to go. I used to pay 15 cents to see Roy… in black and white cowboy up on Tr…
“You live long enough and bad stuff happens,” Harry told Stella, slurping his coffee. “I’m 94 next week."
One, a nun, has her transfer in her hand. She’s silently praying. Another, a hooker, has her income in her purse.
Ralph never planned on dying but when he did, he was swept away like a child’s kite blown astray. When he arrived at his destination… he heard angels singing, harps pla…
He lives in the attic of the brownstone down on the corner, been there for years. He’s seen twice a day
Fred and Martha have always voted the same way since their marriage long ago but not this time and Fred wondered why Martha was voting the other way
Young Tim goes to Zaire to write his dissertation in African Studies. While there he meets and marries a beautiful librarian
Before the Inauguration the man must divest himself of his stocks and bonds close every hotel he owns lay off hundreds of employees
It was a mistake to take home economics out of the curriculum at so many high schools, says Wally, a retired teacher who has an ongoing interest in education. He taught high school for ...
Someone smart told me yesterday you never really know the meaning of a word until
Wally Anderson, father of three daughters, was not pleased after reading an email from Shelly, his eldest, a week before Father’s Day. He thought she might be coming to visit for the ho...