Archive for March, 2016
A darling grade school young lady that I know recently had to do a social studies project. The project took her to the state finals. This was done on a subject that many of us know to be true, especially those of us in the legal field. It’s a subject in which focus groups have […]
In 2008 I lost my dog, Molly. She was 14 when she passed away. Originally, I got her for my children thinking that all kids need a dog. Well, that wasn’t in Molly’s plan. She was a one-woman dog, and she made it very clear from the beginning that woman was me. She played with […]
When my daughters were teenagers, they both enjoyed playing in the fast- and slow-pitch softball leagues that are so popular in northern West Virginia. I’m sure my granddaughters will do the same. It was certainly good for them–keeping them active and teaching them important lessons in sportsmanship, teamwork and commitment. But when I was growing […]


