Eve of Destruction Circa 12/2001: My Idea for SCV Liquor Laws
A few years back Ed and I were stopped right in front of Backwoods Inn by the SCV sheriffs in one of those mandatory drunk-driving checks. I was sca
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Vintage Eve of Destruction Circa 6/2002: Seen At The Mall
There’s a rap song that I heard on the radio recently, hopefully not on my new favorite Disney station, which chants something along the line of…
Eve of Destruction Circa 1/2002: Searching for old Classmates.com
Remember my old buddy Ellen that deserted me for retirement in Washington? Before she left she gave me her e-mail address, a few jars of her mothers
Eve of Destruction Circa 5/2002: Keep it Brief
I’m working on my ramblings. I mean to cut it back a little. Keeping it brief. No chance to lose your interest unless short, incoherent senten
Vintage Eve of Destruction Circa 8/2003: Death Comes Knocking
It was an impulse to stop by Carol’s house on our walk back from the Coffee Café Sunday morning. She had left a message on my voicemail over a mo
Vintage Eve of Destruction, Circa 5/2002: All Clear
The top left corner of my windshield was the only reminder that I didn’t, finally, have all of my “ducks in a row”. Anticipating the worse (
Vintage Eve of Destruction: ACTION for You and Your Child
Recently I had the pleasure of meeting Stephanie Weiss when she spoke about her work with the ACTION Parent-Teen Support Group. I had seen this grou
Eve of Destrucution Circa Dec 2001: A Winter Recital
It’s that time of year again where the kindness of strangers and the beauty of children sometimes, if lucky, surpass the stress of the season. I a
Eve of Destruction Circa November 2001: Shopping Local and Playing Local
If I had written the first draft of this column at home (local) and not at work (definitely not local) I would have a better start today. Suffice to
Eve of Destruction Circa July 2001: Abusing Your Influence
A professor friend of mine, from a University in another state, recently lamented to me the undue pressure his graduate students felt in granting favo
