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Wishing you were a different you

Body Ever had the experience of wishing you were just…a little bit different you? Maybe a thousand or so various times in your life? Then in that respect, you are like a lot of people. Because that is a trait that most members of this twolegged species have in common.
Wishing you were a different you

BABY-PROOF HOME

Body Last week, I put together a stroller, a playpen, and two doorway gates to block off our kitchen, which means we now have to walk sideways through those doorways. I have to watch where I put my feet, because I might step on a toy – or something worse.
Wishing you were a different you

Letter to the Editor

Body I wish to comment on the article in this Paper ‘Salary Grievance’. A Letter to the Editor appeared in this paper in January, but apparently fell on deaf ears - It simply asked why not spend funds on county roads before salary raises.

FROM THE BLEACHERS

Body DR. JACK WELCH jackwelch1975@gmail.com Student-athletes work hard, have feelings and aspirations, and need encouragement.

Goofballs, bullies, and the rest of us

Body Ever wonder why goofballs walk this earth? You know them, not a serious thought in their head for more than 58 seconds at a time. They believe that life is a playground, and they need to enjoy each and every ride that exists.
Goofballs, bullies, and the rest of us

Creative coping – not a good thing

Body The man had a heart attack. His cardiologist then told him he had to walk at least 45 minutes daily, for the rest of his life. So off he went, just like the mailman – rain, sleet, snow, or burning sun. Walking became a regular part of his days.
Creative coping – not a good thing

FROM THE BLEACHERS — Do rules matter?

Body I serve as a consultant researching rules and regulations on interscholastic questions. Serving as a consultant for state athletic regulations on athletics in public schools, I understand rules can be interpreted many ways.
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