The longer I live the greater Mar… compared with those who have tried… The man had integrity, guts, ideas… It was heartbreaking in the Sixti… filled with hope for change in Ame…

Old lady on a park bench hunkered down babushka and shawl snow and wind dancing everywhere

The day Paul got married, his old girlfriend called his hous… just before he and his bride Anne caught the plane for their honeymo… Paul was outside packing the car

I take my wife to dinner at a fancy place for us to talk about money because stocks have a virus and we should move

Years ago my wife bought three wall clocks, atomic clocks they’re called. They require no batteries and you don’t plug them in.

They’ve been married 50 years and never a sorry day, Wally likes to say. Melba’s been a great wife but she’s very sick and doctors sa…

Far away and long ago stuff happened in Gramps’ life that he’d like to forget but he can’t, even though he can’t always remember what he had for breakfast, lunch or dinner. But anything...

Mrs. O’Malley from across the alley has another small job for my father to do which makes my mother

Ten years later he still mourns the death of his friend, Bill, such a smart man he could talk to

You think you got problems? You probably do but would you trade with Phillip, a Vietnam vet who still thinks Agent Orange lurks in

Old Tim writes poetry now in his heaven of retirement. He’s had nice jobs over the years but swears retirement is better.

If America is lucky it might still happen. That lawsuit about the university accused of bilking students might go to trial and the accused

Time’s a jet plane when you’re young. You go to school get a good job marry someone nice

The scruffy old man and his white poodle on a long red leash were neighborhood icons years ago down at the corner