To Live and Let Liveby Rowena A. Moitoret THE SUMMER I was eight was not a good summer in many ways. My father had decided … Read More ›
Category: Journals
Four pages would never suffice to list or credit the many papers received during our siestas on the sidelines. Enjoyable ones were set aside with … Read More ›
SAPS: Acronym of the Suncoast Amateur Press Society, hosts of the St. Petersburg Convention. AIR CONDITIONERS have, of late, become the bane of the conventions … Read More ›
Heated red-hot in honor of the Centennial Year I cannot go to Italy without becoming immersed in a sense of the past. It is not … Read More ›
My Sit-Up Strikeby Rowena A. Moitoret EVERY NOVEMBER of my childhood in west Texas there was a disagreement between my parents. This was unusual because … Read More ›
A public service issue from the Secretary-Treasurer I am feeling a sense of noblesse oblige, brought on by a reading of the NAPA constitution. Admittedly … Read More ›
The desire to write and express one’s thoughts, or to create a pleasingly printed leaflet, comes naturally to many individuals. Even some who pursue journalism … Read More ›
Note 1. I often say that when you can measure what you are speaking about and express it in numbers, you know something about it; … Read More ›
Which is considering getting itself crated for Cleveland From time to time I read or hear something which confirms me in my wicked ways. Recently … Read More ›
The thrill of being able to cover distances with the energies of one’s own body that most people would consider covering only in a motor … Read More ›