Articles by Linda Brendle

It has officially been Fall for almost a month now, but the season always lags a bit behind in Texas. […]

A couple of my regular readers have approached me about my missing column last week. I was – as some of the leaders of the church used to say about those who had an acceptable […]

I’m often asked where I get the ideas for my columns. […]

Since Kodak made some of the first personal cameras available in the late 1800s, people have loved to show off pictures of their children and grandchildren. […]

Some of my recent columns have focused on the fact that people of a certain age – people like me – tend to talk about the past – a lot. […]

In a column in late July, I began with a warning that, at this stage in my life, many of my columns consist at least in part of memories of days gone by. […]

When you’re stuck at home recovering from knee replacement, or caring for someone who is recovering from knee replacement, you watch TV – a LOT of TV. […]

Throughout the years, there have been many ways of calling the family to the dinner table. […]

Last Thursday could have been a really bad day. […]

Last week while I was sitting in the surgery waiting room while the doctor replaced one of David’s defective parts, I was texting with my son. […]