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I am working on a way to clean up some of my collection of old trucks. I just discovered it is possible to surrender the title of…
January 21, 2016Read More
I just received a notice from a place that calls itself Longwood University inviting me to attend a reunion for alumni. I am almost positive I have…
January 15, 2016Read More
Spending time with the grandbrats these past few weeks as we have helped them choose their Christmas presents for each other and then spill the beans as…
December 23, 2015Read More
I was accused by an angry reader of never having a job and of letting Management support me. If she wants to support me and keep me…
December 18, 2015Read More
This Classic Rural Legends was first run on December 22, 2005 Merry Christmas and Thank You to my readers. Without all four of you, I’d have to get…
December 10, 2015Read More
This weekend my bride Management informed me we were going to a Bull Writing competition. Since that is what I do here, and especially since my usual…
November 25, 2015Read More
Two of my readers stopped by to let us know this column was black and unreadable in last week’s paper. This is a major concern. Was it…
November 12, 2015Read More
I was recently informed that I do not think like most people. This is untrue. My brain receives signals to which it responds just like everyone else.…
November 5, 2015Read More
I have spent the last few days wondering whether my dishwasher is dying. It has been a very loud dishwasher ever since I got it, but it…
November 2, 2015Read More
Both of my children are showing signs of reaching the end of Tweenerhood. Tweeners are children in that awkward stage between early teenage and human. My…
October 26, 2015Read More
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