Columns
Write Again…When you wish upon a star
“It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears; a world of hopes, and a world of fears. There’s so much that we share, that ...
“It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears; a world of hopes, and a world of fears. There’s so much that we share, that ...
He felt really lucky to be alive. Just surviving the sinking of the ship he was on during unimaginably terrifying storm induced seas seemed miraculous. ...
Interesting are those things – coincidences, maybe? – which reminds us it really is a small world. Eine kleine welt. Please let me, then, share ...
Sports. Athletics. My days of playing, then coaching, are in my rear view mirror now. There was a day, though, although now in my very ...
Sarah Paul Cox, aka Sally, aka (by me) my incomparable first wife, is the granddaughter of the late Albert Mayhew Paul, on her maternal side ...
From time to time I run across, or am sent, items clipped from newspapers, magazines, and other sources that might well lend itself to a ...
In my “first life” as a columnist (1970 to the late 1980s) from time to time I wrote about my growing up years here in ...
It would be my view that artists (all mediums) and writers (of all genres) aren’t immune to enjoying a bit of recognition from others. It ...
It happened in the spring of 1957. A Saturday. In Grimesland. Oh, yes. In the small, very small town of Grimesland, is where we – ...
Significant. Historic. There are things, events, times that are truly important. Some are almost beyond mortal man’s ability to fully comprehend. So here – some ...