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Cards Game, Camping With The Kids Make Wet Spring, Cool Weather Tolerable
By Randy Gardner What a way to start the summer, with temperatures only in the 50s and 60s. The kids wait all spring to get out of school and get…
Doing What You Have to Do Sometimes Has its Moments
A Boomer’s Journal by Tom Anselm We haven’t always been this well-off. I have my tongue tucked slightly in my cheek when I say this, because by U.S standards, we…
Far From the Madding Crowd: A Verdant, Ripe Adaptation
by Sandra Olmsted Reversals of fortunes and marriage proposals abound in director Thomas Vinterberg's adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s Far From the Madding Crowds. Yet, the film is not a Victorian…
Who’s To Blame For Sports Injuries?
By Randy Gardner What a way to start off the week by losing one of the cornerstones of the Cardinals pitching group, Adam Wainwright. It looked like such a simple…
Movie Reviews
New Movies, Old Moves: 3 Classic Hollywood War/Romance Films by Sandra Olmsted Several of the films this spring display an interesting development. As the audience has shifted from solely the…
It’s Yet Another BBQ Place in STL that The Dining Divas Love
The Dining Divas By Lisa Kampeter I’m always excited when we find a new restaurant that’s delicious, down to earth, and affordable, and the Dining Divas discovered another in the…
A Rap to Spring, And Other Things
A Boomer's Journal By Tom Anselm A quick review of recent columns seems to show That my tone’s been kinda serious ‘bout stuff, ya know. So here’s my humble…
Win or Lose, Cards Opener Is Always A Holiday Event
By Randy Gardner It’s awesome that the home opener for the Cardinals is on a Monday and I get to write my column on Tuesday. This gives me a great…
Learning to Read Comes Easy To Some, But Not Everyone
A Boomer’s Journal Since retiring from teaching in 2010, I’ve supplemented the old bank account with substituting. So you could say I’ve spent over two-thirds of my life in…
The Woman in Gold: A True Account
by Sandra Olmsted Memory and melodrama seem to go hand in hand, and The Woman in Gold is no exception; however, director Simon Curtis uses both to share the suspense…
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