Eos: “My sled was a long, sleek Flexible Flyer, the wood well worn by years of use. It was a beauty. That thing was so easy to control, and could turn on a dime! Continue reading “Devil’s Hill: “It was awe-inspiring! It was gigantic!” It was perfect for a Flexible Flyer . . .”
Matinee Idle (Vol. 1, No. 47)
Underwater at work? Check this midday diversion…. Continue reading “Matinee Idle (Vol. 1, No. 47)”
A $20,000-a-year pension — in 1929? He was rolling in the dough!
Then & Later & Now
Kathy S. of St. Paul: “Subject: How ‘rich’ has changed.
Continue reading “A $20,000-a-year pension — in 1929? He was rolling in the dough!”
Matinee Idle (Vol. 1, No. 46)
Tony Bennett at his hippest … a midday diversion for you . . .
The Valentine’s watch wasn’t waterproof, so her husband took it back. Did she want one that cost 100 times as much?
Now & Then
Or: Till death us do part
Peg of the North writes: “My husband and I had a good laugh this morning, reminiscing about a Valentine’s Day more than 25 years ago.