Irritations Out in February
What do answers, combs, debts, phlegm, and February have in common? Those pesky silent letters which drive kids nuts on spelling tests.
Read moreWhat do answers, combs, debts, phlegm, and February have in common? Those pesky silent letters which drive kids nuts on spelling tests.
Read more2020. It conjures up perfect vision. Wouldn’t that be nice in the new year?
Read moreDespite the traffic and weather, look in the eyes of children singing hymns or dancing the Nutcracker, the halo that surrounds all new infants, the grateful smiles of the elderly when helped, or just look up at the stars.
Read moreNovember is a happy month designated for gratitude, and never more than now has our nation needed that.
Read moreOctober is many Texans favorite month. It’s an outdoor month finally, with football, hunting, barbecues, and the State Fair.
Read moreThose summer souvenirs like vacation photos and fading tans are in the rearview window.
Read moreIt’s that infernal part of the year when Dallasites scramble to exit for a bit of respite before the pace quickens.
Read moreFrom Memorial Day until the Fourth of July, Americans are happy and proud, as both events are bookended with a salute to our troops over the centuries, our freedoms, dining on burgers while watching fireworks.
Read moreJune is arguably the best month of summer for Dallasites: light and cool enough to sit outside, relaxed enough for the kids to stay up a little later, and paced a little less frenzied.
Read moreHi, I’m Len, and I’m a recovering dieter.
Read moreWhen April flowers emerge, and grays and blacks and woolens of winter go into the closet, out come florals, cotton,
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