You’ve surely seen them. The people in your life that rarely look at the glass as half empty. To them, having a half-empty glass just means they can to fill it to the brim with whatever they choose.

Consider the legacy of Glynn Wolfe. Glynn lived from 1908 until his death in 1997 and, at least for a time, was an American Batist minister and hotel owner.

Pigs and wedding bells The Picnic A Jewish Rabbi and a Catholic Priest met at the town’s annual 4th of July picnic. Old friends, they began their usual banter.

REMEMBER LABOR DAY I should have written this column last week but I’m several days late and a few dollars short in writing about Labor Day.. Labor Day is a three day holiday.

Wisdom from the lips of a wrinkled old worm. “Okay, listen up, ‘cuz I’m gonna tell ya’ perzactly what The World is like.

Help with everyday survival kit One of the first things I learned in Bible School as a youngster in rural Hughes County was that a parable is an earthly story with a Heavenly meaning.

Rear view Regrets Someone told me “Windshields are big and rear view mirrors are small for a reason. We are meant to live looking forward, not backward.” True that, but easier said than done.

A preacher said to a farmer, “Do you belong to the Christian family/” “No,” he said, “they live two farms down.” “No, I mean are you lost?” “No, I’ve been here thirty years.” “I mean, are you ready for Judgement Day?” “When is it?” “Could be today or tomorrow.”

I had amnesia once… or twice Protons have mass. I didn’t even know they were Catholic. I am neither for nor against apathy. All I ask is a chance to prove that money can’t make me happy. If the world were a logical place, men would be the ones who ride horses side-saddle.

Ain’t This A Wonderful Country! The wind was whipping my pants pretty hard and I could hear the dust hitting my car, parked there in front of the courthouse of Cimmaron County— Boise City, Oklahoma.