In a storefront laundry on North Clark Street brown draperies release this quiet man who has my shirts.

Aaron loves the show on television about antiques. Tonight they have a Grecian vase worth close to a million dollars. Aaron has stuff in the basement

In 1958 Elmer’s was the only high school in his county that had been integrated. Basketball was the big sport. People in the little town filled the gym every Tuesday and Friday. They ro...

The average man looks at himself in the mirror 23 times a day, the average woman 16 times a British survey reports. Men look to “admire” themselves,

My mother always said my father was a little odd and she lived wit… all those years and should have kn… When we were small my sister and… knew he was different. No other fa…

On a clear day in the day room he will tell anyone he has had an askew life. When he was a small boy out for a Sunday walk

How are things, Adolph? This is Brian, from NBC. Thanks for the interview. It will air in September if the network brings me back.

“We had the other ones done there,… “Why not go there again? Everythi… No complications. Who cares about… Bunch of do-gooders with hidden ca… “I don’t care about the publicity,…

Maury’s wife frets about growing old withering up and sagging so it’s up to Maury

They were always close Mom and Faye No father around Mom painted flowers Faye planted them

Every once in awhile over the last 40 years Ralph wondered what might have happened to the guy who had moved in with the mother

No one goes to the patio now except at night when Ann goes out to spread old bread and sunflower seed on the small table for birds

Both of them had been to Korea. Both of them had made it back. One found a job

I never think about bison. After all, I live in St. Louis, why should I? But when I went hunting for quail in Montana

Used to be after a snow our doorbell would ring and we’d find boys with shovels in hand looking to make some money.