The JugglerJudy Conlin I have always been a multitasker, but lately I believe it has outgrown that nomenclature and has transformed into “a juggler.” Let…
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Slim Randles The moon turned the horses and mules silver with its magic. It gave the packer an unspoken pleasure to look back on a…
Is there hope for our divided nation?Sheryl Boldt Immediately following 9/11, I cringed every time I heard a plane fly overhead. Like so many others,…
LegsJudy Conlin One is born with legs and seldom gives a thought about them. At first, you just kick them in the air. Next, you…
Slim Randles We’re still curious about exactly where Old Man Jenkins’ cabin is. While he was alive, we never thought to bug him about where…
Nancy Kennedy I have two fundamental beliefs about kids. If you need help with your TV remote, ask a 10-year-old. When you need big-time prayers,…
God will never quit on us Sheryl Boldt My daughter Wendy stood in her wedding gown before the full-length mirror. She and her bridesmaids chatted…
Slim Randles Leona was a good mule. She was in a fabled minority in the pack station realm of mules, as she was a riding…
A Bad Day With My New Walking StickJudy Conlin Somehow the continuation of this story got in the paper before the beginning of the story.…
Amendment 3 will bankrupt Florida’s rural communities Chris Doolin Florida’s rural counties are special places. They are farming communities, growing and raising the food we…