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Twilight trails dusky fingers across the land tonight, cooling the edges of the sun-scorched day and bringing night to the

When I first met my wife, she was a music major and played in a dance band. I was in

“Silence is golden” is a proverbial saying often used in circumstances where it is thought that saying nothing is preferable

Once again, I had a great time at the Maumee Valley Antique Steam & Gas Association Show. The corn-on-the-cob still

I knew that Brent had gone on an extended vacation, so when he returned, I asked him how it went.

It was a beautiful Friday afternoon when my friend Priscilla and I headed to Marion, Indiana to meet Marianne Fons

Way back in 1963 there was an American epic comedy film titled “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” starring

I wanted to take time to address one of the biggest one’s I personally feel is affecting more people than

On a recent Saturday morning the door at Born Again Quilts opened and in walked Karen Rydman of Ossian. Karen

My cousin Becky loves gardening about as much as I do. We often compare notes on what works and what

When I was in graduate school at Northwestern University near Chicago, I took a photography course. What a revolting development

Recently I went to a garage sale promoted for people interested in fabric, sewing or quilting items: No one else

My daughter was in her mid-teens—those years when young people think that their parents don’t know too much. She chafed

Happy Mother’s Day! A couple of months ago I received an E-mail from Liza Hazzard who attends Our Shepherd Lutheran

All bridge players are invited to attend the Fort Wayne Duplicate Bridge Club’s “Longest Day” event on June 19 to

Travis Firestine, a 2018 Wayne H.S. graduate, son of Cindy & Mike Firestine and grandson of Dean & Marvel Embrey,

My roommate, David, was dating a girl named Annie. She was beautiful, with blonde hair that hung down past her

Over 400 quilt enthusiasts enjoyed the Quilt Fair at the Huber Opera House in Hicksville, Ohio. It was heartening to

We awoke to snow covering our home in the hills, but the sun comes out sporadically and tries in earnest

The sun is trying valiantly to peek out this morning, after several days of rain. This month has behaved in

You may remember my August 3, 2018 article about Quilters Hall of Fame inductee Xenia Cord and her Beanie Baby

Most of us know our Nation observes the birthdays of Presidents George Washington (Feb. 22) and Abraham Lincoln (Feb. 12)

Winter hit our hills with a vicious blow this past weekend, after we were used to the mild, although rainy,

Happy New Year dear Waynedale Readers! By the time you read this, Meteorological Winter is half over. Winter weather hasn’t

One of my favorite songs is “Toyland.” Even well past the Christmas season, I find myself humming its melody from