H. Neal Glanville

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H. Neal Glanville: Where life isn’t interrupted
November 16, 2009
Hiding places. We all have them, the secret spots in our brain where we can slip away from the crud of adulthood and enjoy life as we imagine it should be.
H. Neal Glanville: Down goes the elk
November 9, 2009
Long, long ago, in a land just south of Steele Street, there lived a young couple starting to understand the fine line between lunacy and spending the rest of their lives together in harmonious “what-cha-call-it.”
H. Neal Glanville: Light bulb gets shot off
November 2, 2009
We’ve all known them; most likely someone like them interrupts a portion of your life’s quest for a normal day. Yes, I’m speaking of that creature who walks among us, the dreaded all knowing all seeing, “know it all.”
H. Neal Glanville: Wright brothers glory
October 26, 2009
Each time I think we might be in for a daylong stretch of near-sanity, life fires up the afterburners and heads for planet stupid.
H. Neal Glanville: Sure Trey has a copy - or 20
October 19, 2009
Congratulations to the Cardinals and their coaches for the Doak Walker championship game victory for fifth- and sixth-graders. The game was hard fought and well played by both teams.
H. Neal Glanville: Just a theory, folks
October 5, 2009
It’s the little things I like most about Craig. People smile and speak directly to you when you pass on the sidewalk, while nonresidents usually have heads bowed as they kick sidewalk cracks on their way to wherever they’re going.
H. Neal Glanville: ‘Bumper tag’ cures boredom
September 28, 2009

We’ve talked about riding amongst a herd of elk and the insanity of throwing a loop at one of them.

H. Neal Glanville: Adventures of apple gear
September 7, 2009

Long, long ago, much longer ago than “long time ago last night,” in a land just far enough away from the normal side of anything, lived a sprinkle of red-haired pixies and their evil twins who could make life : well, for now, lets call it playful.

H. Neal Glanville: It’s that ‘too many things to do’ time of year
August 31, 2009

As I’ve been dragged kicking and screaming into middle age, I mourn the passing of summer less and less.

H. Neal Glanville: The importance of our own counsel
August 24, 2009
Each day of our lives, there are too many people to count who affect that day’s outcome.

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