Episodes
Bill’s son Jimmy is getting to be THAT AGE…
Published 04/28/24
The commuter bus carried a motley crowd of passengers.
Published 04/27/24
Old Man Henry was a known fixture of the little town in the Southern Tier.
Published 04/26/24
The Florida lifestyle attracted him. That is, until recently.
Published 04/25/24
Horace Greeley said, “Go West, young man.” Brigham Young took him at his word.
Published 04/24/24
An old traditional brewery decided to install a new canning line.
Published 04/23/24
Boy! Is my friend Jerry upset.
Published 04/22/24
Heather realized she had forgotten her keys.
Published 04/21/24
Old Henry is on a fixed income, and not much of one at that.
Published 04/20/24
He was a model prisoner...
Published 04/19/24
Oh, it was going to be a weekend to remember!
Published 04/18/24
Normally, Leo would run away at the sight of a bigger dog.
Published 04/17/24
A curious postcard with a curious message...
Published 04/16/24
Tom is the chaplain at one of the local universities here.
Published 04/15/24
Hilda Sweeney has been a staple of her local congregation for so many years that nobody remembers when she wasn't there.
Published 04/14/24
She wished for a bowl of noodles, but she had no money!
Published 04/13/24
I guess everybody is liable to suffer a bad day once in a while.
Published 04/12/24
My buddy Bill doesn't often eat lunch at work.
Published 04/11/24
He thought, "I know, I'll ask my neighbor, farmer Murphy, to borrow his plow.
Published 04/10/24
Ed wasn’t having a very good time at college.
Published 04/09/24
Years ago Bruce was a U. S. Border Inspector between Maine and New Brunswick.
Published 04/08/24
There’s been a lot of talk about border lines up in New England these days.
Published 04/07/24
Megan is an elementary school teacher.
Published 04/06/24
His house is chocked full of tomes spanning centuries of the printed word.
Published 04/05/24