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My current old-old age is disbelief and time is measured now in days not years
BY LOIS GREENE STONE | November 30, 2024 at 12:20 p.m.
Knock, Knock, Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
I’ve been wondering who of my deceased friends, loved ones, and relatives would greet me in that tunnel
Wired
Every morning, I pluck my hearing aids, iPhone and laptop from their respective charging stations
Home Country Christmas Wishes
The little girl smiled and walked over to Mabel. “Are you a grandma?” she asked.
Crystal-Clear
“Use the crystal goblets, Lois.” My mother called out from the kitchen.
Life of Bessie - Part II
The short, chilly days make this the perfect time to catch up on some reading. May we suggest tucking yourself into a chair with a blanket and a cup of tea to continue with the extraordinary life of Bessie?
Green Lake Theater
Prizes were bags of groceries and household sundries
Challenged By Change?
Having patience; a willingness to work through initial glitches or put up with some imperfections when starting anything new is critical for succeeding
Brother Love
This is a story about a brother and sister, loving and annoying each other while growing up during the World War Two years
Friendships
The game of life becomes immeasurably richer when shared
Mad Dogs and Arias
“Ye-llo dearest Dawnie,” Rose trilled. “Are you getting ready for our big day today?”
It Only Takes One! Part I
It only takes one. One risk, one hello, one smile, to change a life.
Cat Nap
“Dick, I know that the snoring is not intentional. But it has some devastating effects on our health and well-being. What are we going to do about it?”
Splitting the Bill
There's one social and cultural consequence of this financial downturn that hasn’t been reported yet
