One Pharmacist’s View
One Pharmacist’s View
One Pharmacist's View
One Pharmacist’s View
They don’t make creeks like they used to. I speak of Buck Creek. To narrow the search for the creek I am speaking of I direct your attention to the county road between Stonewall and Owl Creek. Just north of the city limits on this fairly insignificant stretch of road this little creek crosses.
One Pharmacist’s View
I loved Goat Ridge Farm, the farm my dad’s parents operated in Leflore County, Oklahoma. My readers know that’s the farm my brother Gerald and I were often exiled to in the hot summers of the 1940s.
One Pharmacist’s View
“Your friends are worried about you.” Anyway, that’s what people say when they want to bad mouth you. That was sort of the way one of one newspaper in (Israel) decided to comment on what they see has happened to Americans.
One Pharmacist’s View
A lot of things happen to us as we age. I was in the 2nd grade and under the tutorage of my older brother Gerald and fellow classmate Letha Mae before I really started to worry about life. And death.
One Pharmacist’s View
One Pharmacist’s View
One Pharmacist’s View
One Pharmacist’s View
One Pharmacist’s View
Harry Truman I wrote a story last week about one of my most favorite presidents, FDR. But I remember Harry Truman, too. But who was he? Why had Roosevelt kept him hid? Was he hiding in his basement, like Joe Biden during the early part of our last election? The truth?
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During these summer months of 2022 we’ll for sure remember how hot it was. And is. Many of you took trips this summer to our National Parks and not a few even made a trip to Washington, DC. Well, I didn’t—not this year anyway.
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It’s real hot! This red-hot July weather makes one wonder why we dread the winter. But we do and that is just human nature. It’s just hard to imagine cold weather in Allen right now. What I do remember is that July is a time for the kin to come and visit.