Stewart’s ‘Stardust’, A Trip Down Memory Lane
At that particular special moment I was in the middle of three lanes of bumper to bumper traffic on the 400 going by Barrie in the pouring rain.
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Jim Foster
Jim Foster columns
Family Ties
There is a danger in looking up the family tree, you never know who or even what you will find.
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The Unfairness Of It All!
This complete disregard of the contributions of underpaid and overworked lab workers is not confined to the world of inventions and medical science.
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I Could Be A Contender, But…
I’m afraid I developed quite a reputation and to this day my picture is on the wall at Danforth Tech with a big red circle around it and an “X” across my face.
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Ay, To The Proof
His writing style is much improved although as I mentioned previously, his hand-writing is abysmal. If it doesn’t improve in the next semester, we may have to insist he switch to pre-med.
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Sage Advice For Young Men
Marriage is a partnership and as in most partnerships there is a Senior Partner and a Junior Partner.
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Fragmented Memories (The Wrap Up)
Overnight we stopped being snotty-nosed little kids and became men of the world, bon vivants if you will.
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Fragmented Memories (Next To Last)
For a guy who was supposed to be so damn smart about jungle stuff, he was one dumb bunny if you ask me. For the life of me, I could never see what Jane saw in him.
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Fragmented Memories (Smack In The Middle)
Now I love Sharon, although I wish she’d stop calling me, but Sharon would be blown away if she ever slapped leather with Alan Ladd or Jack Palance.
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Fragmented Memories (4 More Parts, Really?)
Someone in the crowd should have called out, “We’re the Chosen People and we have to cut the ends off our what?”
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