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I am a proud member of the Baby Boomer generation. I also have very little in common with Generation Z.

As an “ole-timer” I often think of the “good ole days.” When I recently read the following, it brought back a lot of memories… The rhythmic charm of rockabilly dazzles your brain and bones with excitement.

Not too long ago I had “one of those days.” I was feeling pressure from a writing deadline. I had company arriving in a couple days and the toilet was clogged. I went to the bank, and the trainee teller processing my deposit had to start over three times.

THE EYE OF THE STORM Sunday morning at our house is a little like Dante’s Inferno. A great lament goes up among the children when they discover someone else has gone before them into the water chamber. In a few moments I will hear the hum of hair dryers and the shouts of, “Has anybody seen my brush?

I know some of you are too young to even have heard these words (unless you heard your grandparents say them) but they are still fun to say, and for those of you who don’t know what some of these words or sayings mean ask your grandparents or a person older than 60!!

When I was growing up in Houston, our family lived across the street from a man and woman who had married later in life. Mr. Brill met and married Mr. Roberts after her childbearing years had passed, so the two of them enjoyed a honeymoon that lasted well into retirement.

· There is a very fine line between “hobby” and “mental illness.”· You never lick a steak knife.· It’s important to take out the fortune before you eat the cookie.

One of our sons bought a home a few years ago and it will soon be time to refinance interest rates are now over 200% higher than they were when he first financed it under the Buyers are now facing higher home costs, higher insurance premiums, higher interest rates, higher utilities and higher main-...

This has been a very interesting week for news, some of it despicable and some of it delightful. Let’s start with three of the most disgusting….

“To raise money for their mission trip, the St. James Youth Group is smelling cookbooks. Bring your cash or checks to the Sunday service and see a young person. “If you got everything you wanted, where would you put it?As we all know the recent weather has been very cold.