Scrapbook: Honors, birthday
Louise Galdos Branum was born to Beatrice and Tom Galdos on Jan.
Dog who ‘pigged out,’ purged, is likely just fine
Our beagle, Dinky, ate a large part of a roast beef. He even ate
Cemetery hosts Day of the Dead celebration
Halloween is fast-approaching, much to the pleasure of candy-loving children. The ancient Celts, who inhabited the area now occupied by Great Britain, Ireland and Normandy, believed that on this night, called “Samhain,” the spirits of the dead returned to earth, and they welcomed them with food and bonfires.
Exploring the ‘Double’ bid
In previous articles, we have talked about a number of bidding conventions, all taking up some bidding space. This time, I would like to explore the interesting bid of “Double” - this is a penalty double … or is it something else?
Making homemade salsa
My next door neighbor walked out to her backyard one day and noticed a little green plant that was growing out of the rain gutter above her bedroom window. Upon closer inspection, what she actually had was a small tomato plant. “A gutter tomato!” she joked, as she and her son transplanted it into a large pot.After tending to this and several other tomato plants, she started to get quite a harvest, which she very generously shared with me.And what does one do when they have an abundance of tomatoes that they need to use up? One makes salsa. Or at least one should, because it is so easy to make and so unbelievably delicious when fresh.
Hot, sweet and salty
When Paramvir Dhillon and his wife, Dolores came across a vacant ice cream shop in a shopping center off Dunne and Monterey in Morgan Hill last summer, they knew they had found the perfect location for their ice cream and treat shop.
When Differences Overshadow Commonality: The National Socialist Movement Defined
ADL monitors and tracks extremist groups and is all too aware















