By Gary Geyer

Warning: Some parts of the following article are on the risque side. Not dirty, just risque. If you think this might not be your cup of tea, please don’t read it.
Bette Midler has always been in a class by herself. She sings, she acts and she puts on one heckova show.
Sophie Tucker
For those […]

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By Robert Fuller
The popular hippie counterculture that started back in the 1960’s was indeed so popular that even now, the concept and the culture still manage to live on.
However, the years have changed the counterculture a great deal. Despite the attempts of true-blue hippies to carry out and retain the genuine hippie spirit […]

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By C.J. Martine
My brother Harry and myself, when we were young, always played Harry’s favorite game ‘Doctor and Patient’. My brother always played the role of doctor and me the patient. My brother performed a surgery on me everyday and used to tell my mother melodramatically that I was dead. Every time he said that […]

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By Ben Warner
I was talking to my grand children one afternoon when they were visiting us about the good values one should possess in life. I told my grandson 6 years old, that everyday he should do at least one good deed. He was intently listening and nodded his head.
The next day morning […]

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CD Review by Gary Geyer

You know how long Neil has been entertaining us? Would you believe 48 years? Here’s another thing you might not believe: Neil’s new CD, “Home Before Dark” debuted #1 on Billboard’s 200 Albums Chart. The part that is hard to believe is that although Neil has had 13 albums in […]

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By Roy Klein

The long winding road to seeing a doctor is fraught with voice mails, long waits, and of course, Dr. Clueless.
The 1958 bellyache
Once upon a time (around 1958), a little boy (me, of course) awoke one Saturday night with a bizarre tummy ache. It was worse than one of your average, run-of-the-mill […]

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By David Cowley

Eat less, Live longer
From an evolutionary point of view, skipping a meal here and there would be beneficial to the human body. After all, the human body was designed to go for days without eating anything. In today’s society we have constant access to food and we are taking in calories all […]

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By B.G. Treavor
 
The out-of-control vehicle was going to cause a multicar pileup – unless this mom stopped it
My friend, Cherilyn Gill thought as she watched in her rear view mirror that there was a silver Volkswagen, which was crossing all three lanes on the eastbound highway. Gill is a special – education teacher, […]

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By Gary Geyer

It’s a numbers game. They are everywhere: In titles, in names, in phrases, in songs, in products, you name it. Simply identify them from the clues.

1. Variety of Pickles——-Answer: Heinz 57
2. Woolworth’s ——–
3. […]

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Review by Gary Geyer

This CD is a collection of Bob Dylan songs from the soundtrack of the film “I’m Not There.” What makes it interesting is that all the songs (save 1) are not sung by Dylan. Many of the songs you’ll hear are done by some of the best artists performing today (so my […]

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