Streaming choices
It is hard to deny that the marriage of streaming high-definition (HD) video over the internet, combined with large HD TVs, has changed the way most of us consume entertainment. […]
It is hard to deny that the marriage of streaming high-definition (HD) video over the internet, combined with large HD TVs, has changed the way most of us consume entertainment. […]
This column is dedicated to Judge Wayne Wolfe who passed away early last Thursday morning. I didn’t know him very well, but I knew him well enough to know that he was a man who loved the Lord, his church, his family and Rains County. […]
Creating in the kitchen is a great stress reliever. Sometimes it means lots of dirty dishes too. One-pot dinners are more my husband’s style, but that usually means something out of a box – not my favorite. […]
Back-to-school week made me feel older than usual this year. Maybe it’s because my grandson is a senior, and my granddaughter is entering seventh grade. […]
Big country breakfasts weren’t part of my childhood. Mom joined the work force when I started school, and with everyone in the family leaving the house for different destinations at different times, our morning meals usually consisted of a quick bowl of corn flakes or an over-well egg and a piece of toast that became a fold-over sandwich to be eaten on the run. […]
There was a time when children were to be “seen and not heard,” especially in church. The only thing I was allowed to do in church other than sit quietly and listen was lean against one of my parents and take a nap. […]
Emory Economic Development Director Robert Worley submitted the following casserole recipe. […]
Kitty has a collection of toys, most of which remain stashed in a lower section of her “condo” where I put them to avoid sucking them up in the vacuum cleaner. Occasionally, she’ll find a stray jingle ball and play a game of feline soccer, but those bursts of activity are short-lived and usually followed by a long nap. […]
My mother-in-law gave me a cookie recipe when I joined the family 37 years ago. I don’t know if the story is true, but she claimed that the recipe was for cookies sold at a Neiman Marcus café. […]
When was the last time you carried your lunch somewhere in a brown paper bag? I took my lunch to school most of the time, and it was usually in that simple sack. My mother was one of the few women I knew who worked outside the home, and since she had to leave earlier than Daddy, he usually packed my lunch. […]
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