1.
Grandpa
Speck's Fourth of July visit |
2.
When
I took George Foremiller home to die |
3
.
Harmonic convergence at Chaco Canyon |
4.
Back to
George Foremiller |
5.
Dating in the fifties |
6. Column going to the dogs |
7.
Bill's
funeral |
8. Do
flies have radar? |
9.
Fourth of July in Gillette |
10.George
Kentch and the way obits should be |
11.
Frances
hated to play games with me |
12.
Tidbits about toilet tissue |
13.
If you can ride a bike, try a horse |
14.
Odds
and ends of stuff |
15.
Grandma Black made me so mad |
16.
Why is
South Main north? and rock garden |
17.
Hallowe'en, Hickeys and hardware store |
18.
Driving with frosted-over windows |
19.
Huffing
in the forties |
20.
My
pubescent years: smoking and stealing |
21.
Growing up in Reliance |
22.
Keep
guns unloaded |
23.
Veteran's Day, poppies and Fred Bowar |
24.
I'm just glad that cows don't fly |
25.
Characteristics, aren't they strange birds? |
26. Random
thoughts |
27.
The
only spanking I ever got |
28.
Life insurance for a dairy can |
29.
Dropping a few lines to shoot the bull |
30.
When we
did time in Utah |
31.
Our precious granddaughter, Suzy Myrtle |
32.
Fishing
with Uncle Walt, cleaning them! |
33.
Memories of Reliance Consolidated |
34.
Fishing thoughts |
35.
Sharp as a tack. Who me? You decide. |
36.
It's my fish story and I'm sticking to it |
37.
Birthin'
babies, part one, 3rd child |
38.
Sox
got the Easter eggs |
39.
Birthin' babies, part two, 4th child |
40.
Trying to teach me to be a webmaster |
41.
Do you like the sound of your voice? |
42. Babysitting Mrs. Hamiel |
43.
Christmas
via Nebraska |
44 Our
neighbor lady entertained the troops |
45.
Can't
forget St. Mary's Catholic Church |
46.
True
Romance, True Confessions, etc. |
47.
Changing my eating habits |
48.
When
Donn tried to run away from home |
49.
My
dad's magic string trick |
50.
Valentines and romance ? |
51.
Mom's cat got locked in a trunk |
52. Reliance cafe and tavern |
53. "Saving stuff" and Victoria's bluebell |
54. Grandma Stallman's dog and Lafferty's organ |
55.
Morgan's stinkin' $100 bill |
56.
Squaw Bread, Indian summer and nectar |
57.
Suzy, Santa, Barbies and red wagons |
58.
Cats and things that go "thump" |
59. When
the mind gets boggled |
60.
Plucking' chickens or KFC |
61.
Two
picnics in December |
62.
Oh to see Santa again |
63.
Bill is with us, always |
64. Bill
would have been 36 tomorrow |
65.
Bill crossed over with dignity |
66.
Aunt
Katy wouldn't let us cuss |
67.
How do
you know where you live? |
68. When
Taylor made her mom be "da baby" |
69.
Thanksgiving dinner
before I was on put O² |
70
Casey
made me understand football |
71.
Fr.
Pearson's Ole and Lena story |
72.
Our minister visited the red light district
|
73.
Snowbanks and sunburns |
74.
Time to
talk about homosexuality |
75.
We
should all live on a hill |
76.
Patriotism at age 5 |
77.
Holidays and birthdays are tough |
78.
Mrs. Gerard's four-leaf-clovers |
79.
My
dream about Aunt Katy's knick-knack |
80.
We built igloos to hide in and smoke in |
81.
I do
not like what's under snow
|
82.
The
guys swore the guns were unloaded |
83.
Older
generation |
84. Seatbelts.
For grandbabies or Granddad? |
85.
When TV
came to Reliance |
86.
We literally lost our balls |
87.
Bill
got into my diet Pills |
88.
Masquerade balls and trick or treating |
89.
Use enough spray to finish off the flies |
90.
Being a senior citizen ain't so bad |
91.
Girls don't have "bibbers" |
92.
Only time I ever hitchhiked |
93.
Sindi had to teach me to use my scanner |
94.
Don't get pregnant in Blanding, Utah |
95.
Donn was run over in the driveway |
96.
My "visit" from my dad |
97.
No, I did not exceed the weight limit |
98.
Ed has a "wild" cat story, too. |
99.
Dippy? Who me? I don't believe it. |
100.
Monkey bars were not my specialty |
101.
Scrabble was my mother's game |
102.
What on earth is that smell |
103.
Knives that were used by Victoria and Grandma |
104.
I know which bowls to eat from so I don't get sick |
105.
Morgan's Christmas present could be tricky |
106.
Porcupines aren't supposed to be run over |
107.
Country school days |
108.
Casey hid from lightning under the porch |
109.
Dr. Holland this one's for you |
110.
Mom's cat got locked in the trunk of her car |
111.
Love, you never know when or where you'll
find it. |
112.
Keys are no fun when they can't be found |
113.
Jeffzcool played a trick on me |
114.
I hit the floor before I was even awake |
115.
I tried to be Mrs. Farmer, and failed |
116.
Old letters are fun to read |
117.
Mustard plasters and other home remedies |
118.
Bill was the patriotic one |
119.
Fishing fun with Grandma and Grandpa Speck |
120.
Eddie's wife Diane biked across America |
121.
I never noticed when Bill left |
122.
My clocks make beautiful music together |
123.
Funny stuff from the "little ones" |
124.
Viagra and other cure-alls for older folks |
125.
Cars. We have had a few doozies |
126.
Pioneer Manor was a learning experience |
127.
My Stalmanns were from Oldenberg, Germany |
128.
Ed never scratches behind my ears |
129.
The weasel who invaded our homes and lives |
130.
Honey Speck had flour all over his face
|
131.
Deer hunting experiences |
132.
Bill now helps others cross over |
133.
Sloe gin fizzes and other sweet stuff |
134.
Taylor told me I didn't have to be so crabby |
135.
Uncle Ray's
station was a safe haven for me |
136.
Dandelions are
such a welcome sight in the spring |
137.
It s okay to be different |
138.
Paper dolls, tea sets and little girls |
139.
Bare-butted chaps and leather jackets |
140.
Driving Uncle Paul's tractor |
141.
My dad's "excessive speeding" charge |
142.
Prom dresses remembered |
143.
"Borrowing" my dad's car or Bill Morgan's jeep |
144.
Laughter, what a neat thing |
145.
Reacting to the deaths of friends or
neighbors |
146.
Our Christmas memories of years gone by |
147.
Taylor got hauled out of the Rainbow by
Grandad |
148.
5,000 obits from Alma and still counting |
149.
Why older couples go everywhere together |
150.
Lori Fletcher has secured her place in
heaven. |
151.
Ed Speck's trials and tribulations |
152.
My half-brother, Kelly Cordry, remembered |
153.
Toys were so different 50 years ago |
154.
Barking dogs belong in the country |
155.
Honey Speck and his Social Security |
156.
Taylor's answering machine techniques |
157.
Speak clearly in case they can't hear clearly |
158.
Unconditional love, above and beyond |
159.
Tom turkey was a girl |
160.
My friend Alma Mueller moved to Florida |
161.
Ed's elk hunt in the Hills |
162.
Last column in the Chamberlain-Oacoma
Register |
163. But what if I still
have more to say? |
164.
Going home for
Christmas, 1965 |
165.
Mrs. Gerard's 4-leaf clovers |
166. Frances and
typhoons |