Monthly Archives: November 2014

Despite diagnosis, patient not dead Recently, a 91-year-old woman in Poland awoke from the dead—presumed dead, that is. A doctor was called to the woman’s house on the morning of Nov. 6 after relatives noticed she was not breathing. In … Continue reading →

Game against Bears may be hard to bear The OSU Cowboys take on the Baylor Bears Saturday; and, if the dire predictions are anything close to being accurate, the result will be tough to bear for the Cowpokes and their … Continue reading →

Live with no cell phone: fact or fiction? Recently, a comic strip I rarely read caught my eye. It showed a baby stroller parked, part on the sidewalk and part on the grass. Next to the stroller an obviously distraught … Continue reading →

Snake oil? Except perhaps among herpetologists, snakes for the most part have been associated with deception since—well, since a talking serpent tempted Eve into disobedience back in the Garden of Eden a long time ago. No doubt, you have heard … Continue reading →

Wedding a highflying affair Dottie Coven and Keith Stewart’s wedding Sunday was such a highflying affair that if you had been there and wanted to leave, you couldn’t—unless you had a parachute. Weddings occur in a variety of locations. The … Continue reading →