Waurika News Democrat

‘Uncommon folks’ run our government
A vacation is beckoning me, but I can’t go off the clock until more of the sticky notes that serve as my memory have been culled:
Facing death was last lesson Pop taught
With Father’s Day coming up, a couple readers asked that I run a column that first appeared in 2005 in The Duncan Banner and in 2007 the WND. I couldn’t refuse.
Why should NFL kill the Golden Goose?
It’s vacation time for some, but I can’t head to the sun and fun capitals of the universe until I’ve reduced the excess of sticky notes that serve as my memory:
Writer’s block? Let somebody else write
What happens when you’re a spewer of words and the source of your spewing runs dry?
No pandemic, but H1N1 sounds alarm
Are you still avoiding ham sandwiches? Denying yourself bacon with the morning eggs? When a delectable pork loin roast appears on the dinner table, is your first thought: Ohmygawd, I could wake up tomorrow with swine flu?
Signs our language is getting more drab
One of the interesting things about being a Gemini is that we never have a problem having someone to talk to.
‘Male kindergarten’ has great possibilities
Those of us with some amount of Teutonic blood flowing through our veins are aware that Germany has been bountiful in its gifts to humanity.
Like it or not, Cooter’s a famous American
His name is indelibly etched in the American experience. For generations, his reputation has crossed political, social, ethnic and regional lines.
Shouldn’t American English be universal?
Last March, members of the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to support a campaign to make English the official language of This Great Nation.

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