Lisa Keith remembers that November day. Vividly.  After all, she almost accidentally killed her children.

Barbara Gose recently found a family treasure while rummaging through a metal box filled with keepsake photographs belonging to Mary Barnhard, her 106-year-old mother, who died in 2004.

One hundred years after his death, Mark Twain is “alive and well” by literary standards because he is still being published. Yes, on April 21, 2010, Mark Twain will be gone from this earth for 100 years but not gone from literature lovers.

Have you ever replaced windows? Do you know all the choices that exist?

Hector Lugo stands completely still in the semi-darkness of the Kansas City Scottish Rite Temple and watches the electromagnetic device his son, Matt, is holding.

It didn’t matter that he was the youngest in his squadron or that he had never flown a plane before. What did matter was that he believed in himself and his comrades and above all else – he believed in his country.

No longer do I complain that I don’t have a thing to wear. No longer do I care if I wear the same thing twice in the same week, and now Casual Fridays are a godsend to me. My previously strict fashion rules are gone.

I have one in my dining room and I bet you can’t guess what it is.

It’s Halloween. A time for ghosts and goblins to creep their way out of the woodwork and for children to dress as less scary characters such as princesses, Elmo and Thomas the Train.
But regardless of the trick-or-treat aspect of All Hallows Eve, the holiday is traditionally associated with scary images and, of course, the horror film.