I feel some picnics in our future… our very near future. This month we offer some salads that will do well on those picnic tables. The Asian Noodle Salad is among my favorites. And the potato salad with a bit of a bite and dill
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The 2019 World Series was unique as the road team won every game. We saw great baseball from both teams plus something I’ve never seen at a game. Usually the 3rd base coach flashes signs to the players. During game five it was two
Don’t ask why, but our thoughts went to “breakfast” this month. You would think March would get us thinking smoothies, salads, fruits, etc. But, no. We’re still looking for “comfort.” Some of these breakfast treats can be made at the table or by your younger
By Kenneth Taylor, New York Camera & Video It’s 1937. A bearded man wearing a Stetson hat looking both cowboy and class is laboring through the difficult terrain of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. He has with him a heavy 8x10 view camera, an enormous tripod, and various
Finally, a group of vaccines to put an end to this terrible pandemic. For the huge majority of Americans, all earthlings for that matter, it could not have come sooner. This is one Chinese import we could have lived without. Linda and I received our
We Can Still Have Fun In '21 I have been writing "Travels With Al" for almost twenty years. I have written about restaurants, retail businesses, service firms, professional practices and many people and places I have found interesting. With what is going on in today's pandemic-filled
You can tell we're feeling "winter" in our offices now. Even our bellies are saying it's time for "hearty and thick" in our menu choices. We give you just that this month. The Lasagna is pretty easy to make. It's a recipe from Bertolli so
Printed with permission, The Oregonian/Oregon Live It took the fear of having a stroke to get Christa Hines to finally accept what she had known all along: Despite what doctors had been telling her, she was not OK. Hines had been recovering from an April coronavirus infection
It has been my good fortune to have interviewed some very interesting persons. Justice Sandra Day O’Conner, David Brooks, P.J. O’Rourke, and Jane Seymour come to mind. That doesn’t put me in a league with David Krasny or Christine Amanpour, but I did know enough
