Long, long ago, people once wandered freely and without fear through the canyons of cities and towns. Sometimes they paused to snap photos of their surroundings. Granted, the line between Corydon busy and Corydon empty is so fine as to be indiscernible, but it’s the…
Month: April 2020
My late mother-in-law was an angel on Earth. She could be feisty and fiery, don’t get me wrong, but I’ve never met anyone kinder or more courageous. Every Sunday, as many of her children, their spouses, and their children would meet at her house for…
There’s a spot in the back of my refrigerator’s deli drawer where flatbread goes to die. I found the tag end of this package. The remainders had not spoiled; they had desiccated. And I was like, You know what? These are just like crackers! So…
