How are things, Adolph? This is Brian, from NBC. Thanks for the interview. It will air in September if the network brings me back.
After the Spring rain a dove on a Dogwood branch preens like a starlet
I used to be flexible about meetings at work. Change the hour of a meeting, no problem for me.
They had things in common, Paul and June, at an age when most boys and girls don’t and maybe that’s why they were the only couple in sixth grade dating, if you can call it that. This wa...
It’s a kindergarten soccer team and Jack’s the biggest kid. His father is the coach. The team is undefeated but there’s a problem
It was her birthday. She was only five the dawn we went out to look at roses in Grandma’s garden
When you were a boy in 1948 living on a block of bungalows in Chicago right after WWII you had a red wagon you pulled behind your mother
We’re all salmon swimming upstream until the job’s done. Some of us know it and some of us don’t.
She’s been a widow a year now and at times she still misses him when she drives past the steak house where he
Holiday Parties Millie comes home bawling from another holiday party and Willie asks what’s the problem. Millie says her friends are cheese…
Middle of the night someone’s in the house. Can’t be the wife asleep next to you. She’ll be mad
There’s always something. Like the growth you found under your arm showering this morning but you decided to go
As we know, sometimes we can see the big picture by peeking through a keyhole. And in America today perhaps we can see better the state of innocence among young children by looking at a...
River rafting in Montana is a fine way to spend your vacation but it’s not the same as river rafting in Zimbabwe.
Fred prefers a mouse connected by a wire to his keyboard. Walt prefers a mouse that’s portable, able