Simply because anchors have little to say means they’ll keep saying it till others believe. This is America.

Paddy Dineen enjoyed good health till his heart gave out while filling his cart in a health food store.

I was warm and toasty, curled up, napping in amniotic fluid, without a worry when suddenly

They’re starlets Hollywood has yet to discover, two nice young ladies who assemble sandwiches at the Subway Shop Monday through Friday at noon.

A neighbor lady I hadn’t seen in a year I heard was bedridden. Her former husband dropped by, asked if I’d to take in her trash… when I brought in my own.

Last night my recliner broke. I used the lever to lean back and I went way back, almost heels over head. A shock. I hate going to the recliner store

Married 60 years Fred and Daisy still are very different people. All day long they hide their differences to make

Memories never go away. They’re visitors from yesterday arriving unannounced often to a mixed reception. Faces aren’t clear but

It’s one thing to work in an office because your skills say you must. It’s another to want to hang out with

We are to each other now many decades later what we were the day we got married, a couple at the kitchen table on

There are good souls who say poverty need not always be with us who say there’s a way to make it disappear

Two men running for office disagree about everything but have one thing in common. They won’t release their tax returns.

A good reason to get married, Tim told me before he died, is you need a driver to take you home from a colonoscopy. When cancer runs in the family

Millie on crutches in the day room tells Fred on his walker to find him.

Sometimes an egg comes out of a chicken Sometimes a poem comes out of a title Sometimes a chicken