Maybe there's a reason those teeth are missing... Saturday. Is there a better day in the week? For 8-year-old Diane, Saturday ...

When e’re we fly, my man and me, To countries near or o’er the sea, We find the old cem-e-ter-ies, And take a stroll through h...

Okay, yes I talk to him. In my defense, I talk to everyone . . . A year ago, Son #3 and Husby went together to buy me a gift. I shou...

Tasty! Husby and his business partner love history. The one a historian and the other an archeologist, it’s a good thing. And a goo...

That's me in the green. Dressed appropriately. Mom was a stickler for clothing customs and traditions. “Wear a jacket.” “Put on y...

The Government boys said John was stingy when he paid his crew, And so they sent a man to see—give John an interview. The man ...

Last night was opening night. It's the end of March and for those of you who know me, that means our annual Children's Theatre mu...

Grandma Stringam. Then. During her growing up years, Grandma Stringam was ‘happy and active and busy’. She was taught to darn, knit an...

Jane Smith Coleman I know I’ve talked a lot about my Dad’s mother, Grandma Stringam. She died in 1981 at the age of 95. I was priv...

Teasdale, Utah today. Grandma’s parents, Sylvester and Mary Coleman Williams were married in 1878 and lived in Escalante, Utah until a...

My parents weren’t the smoking sort, They told my sibs and me, That in a world of healthy choice, Not smoking was a key. They t...

1893. The year of the Typhus outbreak in Teasdale, Utah that proved so devastating to my Grandma Stringam’s family. Back to my Grandma...

Grandma and Grandpa Stringam (circa 1930) Grandma Stringam was born in Teasdale, Utah July 31, 1885. She passed away in Lethbridge, Al...

I spun around. “Your door was open and I called and I called. I even used my ‘foghorn’ voice. But you didn’t answer.” I let out my b...