How long should you keep your statements?
You have probably heard that you should retain copies of your
Quirky snow friends a fast track to fun
The holidays are getting to me. While putting the lights on the
Gilroy church celebrates 25th anniversary
Gilroy's South Valley Community Church has reached an important
Summer of doom: Murder in the microwave
It occurred to me that while everyone I know is off enjoying summer holiday vacations – cruises, climbing “Fourteeners” in Colorado, jetting off to Europe – I’m living vicariously through others and should probably use this time to do something noteworthy, such as write a novel. Because I’ve realized that, behold! Right here in my very own home await countless mysterious adventures.
‘Peter Pan’ arrives in the 21st century
Put down your Wii remote and visit the 100-foot austere, tall,
Youth Views: Can study groups improve learning?
I have always hated group work. Why? Because the word
‘Putnam County Spelling Bee’: A study in organized confusion
If you have never been to a spelling bee, this show will not
Your Estate: Can you go home when you want?
I just saw an article in the New York Times about a 91-year-old woman who just wanted to be able to go back home. It reminded me of a couple of cases I’ve had.
In one case, several years ago, a man’s health was deteriorating...
Trick or treat with ears wide open
Well, I thought I was going to be able to share a little good news with you this week. You see, I believed my hearing greatly improved one magical night. Unfortunately, a visit to my good friend, Dr. Joe at the Hearing and Speech Services here in Morgan Hill, told me it was just circumstances. You see, Lady M had eleven of her friends over recently to play Bunco and, although I was sequestered in an upstairs bedroom, the noise level was close to the 135db pitch of a jet engine at 100 feet. I was certain that my hearing had returned to normal – no group of lovely ladies could possibly have that much fun and express their enjoyment that loudly.





