Linda and I recently took a short road trip. (As I get older they have become shorter and less frequent.) We made it south of the Mason Dixon Line where we had great weather and explored some marvelous little towns.

Several years ago, thirty years before Columbus discovered the New World, when I graduated from college, I applied for a teaching position in the Philadelphia school system. I was thrilled when I was offered a position at Girls High. And

I have a confession. While growing up I never saw eye to eye with my father. If I wanted to go South to Baltimore he wanted to go North to New York. If I was voting the Democratic slate he

My mother died when she was eighty-eight years old. She was quite a woman. She was very bright and way ahead of her times. She embraced "feminism and liberated viewpoints" long before they were in vogue. Mom was a "flapper," smoked

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By Kim Lang I’m no genius, but I’m thinking that everyone looks forward to their vacations. Me? I have

Writing is a risky business. You have to take chances and there are no guarantees that the chances you take

Every month I normally try to write about where Linda and I travel. I review, and often recommend, the different

By Allen Herman In last month’s "Travels With Allen" I said that Mealy’s Furniture was going out of business. That was

I usually write about the different places Linda and I visit during the month. This article is somewhat different. Before