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  • Life is a funny thing, you know? I was thinking about my dad today. I was remembering when he turned 40 years old. I would have been five years [...]

    On Being 50

    20 September 2011
  • Fresh Cut Grass, the Buzz of Bees, and Baseball! Posted by V. T. Eric Layton on Apr 6, 2010 It must be getting close to summertime! I don’t [...]

    Fresh Cut Grass, the Buzz of Bees, and Baseball! (Revisited)

    7 August 2011
  • Now for something a little lighter… This is a story that I wrote a few years ago. It’s about an Easter egg hunt that my mom arranged [...]

    The Easter Egg Hunt

    12 April 2011
  • A little story about my mom. On a spring day in 1925 in the small town of Avon Park, Florida, a lady by the name of Mary gave birth to a [...]

    Lois

    9 March 2011
  • My father used to say that no man was an island. I never subscribed to that baloney. I was always pretty much a loner. I didn’t need anyone [...]

    You Can’t Do It Alone

    14 February 2011
  • While driving around the other day, my brother commented in passing that he could not understand how atheists could live their lives without the [...]

    Life Without an Afterlife

    4 February 2011
  • There’s a big old oak tree out in my front yard that’s probably almost 100 years old. It was there when my father bought this property and [...]

    The Oak Tree

    17 January 2011
  • The baseball world lost one of its legends today… George Lee “Sparky” Anderson. There was no other like him. When I heard this [...]

    R.I.P. Sparky Anderson

    4 November 2010
  • My dad left this world on a cloudy fall day back in 1986. I miss him every day. This is about him… Henry On a cool spring day in 1927 a [...]

    Henry – Thoughts of My Dad

    3 November 2010
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