My grandfather was never short of appetite. A good Southern wife, my grandmother was happy to indulge him: fried chicken, beans with ham hocks, corn bread. Several heart attacks later, he had multi-bypass surgery at age 75. More>>
After Mom passed away, I began to wonder about my heritage. My adoption certificate had my given last name on it, and where my adoption was finalized. More>>
Nostalgic spots were filled with paeans to the past during Super Bowl XLIV.
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The latest incarnation of “Grease,” a touring version of the 2007-09 Broadway revival, will hand-jive across the country, featuring “American Idol” winner Taylor Hicks. More>>
My knowledge about good food is from my childhood. Today, this is called healthy eating. More>>
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