Month picked for pediculous prevention
Every month is declared national something or other, and if you’re scratching your head about what September celebrated, let me tell you: It’s National Lice Pr…
That's Life
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Restaurant routine runs in the family
My obsessive need for routine is no more evident than when I’m eating out in a restaurant.
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Still learning lessons from 9/11
I know this column is running after our observances and outpouring of emotion for 9/11.
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Seating for RBG was meant to be
I don’t believe in coincidences.
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Passport photo is no glamour shot
I am almost set to leave the country.
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Proud mom sends son off to Spain
My baby grew up and moved to Spain.
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The night sky is full of magic, if not meteors
We didn’t see any meteors, but it was still pretty magical.
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Professors who stand out as unique
Weird professors.
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Granddaughter gets acclimated to preschool
Kennedy, my 2-year-old granddaughter, aka the love of my life, started to preschool this summer.
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Celebrating four years cancer-free
I forget that I had cancer.
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Late friend left me gift of gratitude
It was a treasure buried in the books I inherited from my friend.
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Summer in the South is a hot topic
In case you haven’t noticed, summer has arrived.
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July brings memories of Bacon
July is a special month for my family — our younger son, Scott, was born on July 4, and we found our favorite cat in July.
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Southern summer means mosquitoes
Summer in the South is about being outside and battling mosquitoes in my part of Arkansas.
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Chewing gum may be helpful
At this moment, the only sounds in the office are the ticking of the clock on the wall and my gum-smacking.