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It didn't just start happening this season. But have you noticed how often parents have their young children be the ones to put some money in the Salvation Army kettles? You have to think the subsequent family conversations are talks worth having.
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That guy hidden by the salute is Andy Griffith as country boy Will Stockdale. After this 1958 film version of the novel and stage play, he wouldn't stay hidden much longer. It's on KSPS, Channel 7. www.wttw.com
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Just before leaving work this afternoon, I received an email from a woman in Post Falls who blames me for the provincialism she finds in our area. As rants go, hers was reasonably under control. She lectured me, but never came out and wished me…
For some, that's a family tradition. Is yours one of those families? If so, have you decided what you will see?
Name-callers are cretins.
www.northjersey.com Of course, it could be that not every family has someone who reminds others of Mrs. Howell.
If you receive a fair number of family-photo Christmas cards, here's a thought. After the holidays, you can cut out faces and cast your own sitcom. Mix and match for minutes of fun! "Here's the story..." www.laughingsquid.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MajsJNSpKI4
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I should say at the outset that I am not using that expression in a Seinfeldian sense. No, I'm talking about poorly organizing your organizing tools. Or perhaps I should say my organizing tools. I was out of the office last week. Before leaving I…
How would people in your household react if you proposed a one-day ban this coming Tuesday on television, computers, smart phones, all other mobile devices, et cetera? www.notinkansas.us
There already are way too many sad stories: So please don't give someone a pet for Christmas unless you are 100 percent certain the animal will be happily cared for and loved for the duration of its life.
A twentysomething woman getting on the No. 43 bus at the STA Plaza looked back at some friends who weren't boarding. "You two are dead to me," she said. Her smile suggested this was all in fun. The friends standing outside the bus said something…
An express-lane cashier looked up and said "How are you two doing today?" Then, immediately, she realized the man and woman next in line were not together. Each had a shopping basket. No one was troubled, of course. But it would have been the perfect…
Today's Slice question: Who gets asked for a date more than anyone else in the Inland Northwest?
I owned it. Still might have it somewhere in a box that hasn't been opened in a long time. A case could be made that the group's soaring harmonies work on some of these songs. But I don't know. You make the call. www.bookworld.com.au "A…
A letter to the editor today from a former SR colleague included her quoting a guy saying that to her. She had questioned him about his wearing a holstered pistol in a theater. It was my favorite line in a letter to the editor since…
Today's Slice question: Should your workplace have a penalty box?
Even when your kids are cute, it never hurts to include a dog. This is from the Post family.
My friend Ken Stout recalled a couple of childhood winters spent in Lewistown, Mont. The snow and cold made a definite impression on him. I shared his memories with my colleague, Rich Landers, who grew up in Lewistown. That prompted Rich to remember a day…
Here are a few readers' recollections of meeting the actress. (The Slice had solicited same back on her birthday. This is just a sampling of the reports.) "I met Patty Duke when we went bowling," wrote Lauren Hopkins. "Her feet are so small, she had…
Today's Slice question: What is the relationship between not taking your foot off the accelerator when your car's tires are loudly spinning on the ice and IQ?
During carriage-rides season, it's possible to find yourself having to avoid horse droppings in the street. That's not a problem, of course. If only the metaphorical equivalent was that easy to dodge.
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