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Watching that Last Late Show with My Father

February 24, 2025 by Guest Contributor

My father left when I was 6 years old. The age my son is now. I don’t remember my father leaving. I remember him watching the Late Show.

Filed Under: National, relationships Tagged With: absentee father, divorce, growing up, Mark Greene, memories, movies, sons, television

Good Conversation

Are People Basically Good? Depends on Defining ‘Good’

January 6, 2025 by Whit Honea

The conversation started over breakfast, a thread to a tangent passed with pepper and more coffee. It stuck like syrup […]

Filed Under: National, relationships Tagged With: emotions, family, holidays, memories, politics, sons

First Dance for Child Stirs Memories, Great Hopes in Dad

December 9, 2024 by Jeff Bogle

I cannot wait to listen as she puts her head on my shoulder and recounts the entire Technicolor evening of dance — good and bad.

Filed Under: events, National, relationships Tagged With: dance, daughters, growing up, memories, milestones

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Camper Journal Glimpses into Family’s Past, Future and Growth

December 2, 2024 by Guest Contributor

The end of that old camper is a beginning for that journal I found in it. It shows me a past where I hoped for my boys’ future.

Filed Under: National, relationships Tagged With: Bill Peebles, camping, life lessons, memories, outdoors, siblings, sons

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Thanksgiving Tradition: Football, Parades, Name That Dead Bird

November 25, 2024 by Larry Bernstein

There’s no secret formula to forming those traditions – at least none I’m aware of. Well, repetition seems like a needed ingredient.

Filed Under: events, National, relationships Tagged With: food and drink, growing up, holidays, humor, memories, Thanksgiving, traditions

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My Competitive Son Wants Only to Win. Have I Done Wrong?

July 8, 2024 by Larry Bernstein

My son is obsessed with winning in sports. I wonder if he is too competitive, and what kind of child are my wife and I raising.

Filed Under: National, relationships, sports Tagged With: baseball, competitive children, growing up, memories, youth sports

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