Category: The Softer Side

As I’m writing this, Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and with that comes the Christmas holiday season, which has me feeling a bit nostalgic for past Christmases. My earliest […]

The phrase “Don’t put off ’til tomorrow what you can do today” keeps going through my head lately.  Gael and I talked about becoming plus members of the 251 Club […]

I admit it. I’m not that into cars. If it has 4 tires and a steering wheel and can get me to where I want to go safely, I’m happy. […]

Every time I go to Williston and pass by Friendly’s restaurant, I remember my days in X-Ray school when we would collect our paychecks (second year students were paid $80/month […]

Circumstances, here at home, have forced me to do some serious cleaning. I always said that Gael was the hoarder, but I have added my name to that list. When […]

Anne was unavailable this month for her column, so instead, we have gone back in the Wheel Tracks archives to the 1980s. Enjoys……  Al Ward’s 1982 “25th Anniversary Milestone” Poem.  […]

Friday night (February 1, 2019) we lost a good friend and the area lost a knowledgeable, passionate historian in Ken Barber.  Ken was a VAE member and has contributed to […]

It must have something to do with the fact that I’m getting old, or am already old, but I find more and more things really irritate me. The first thing […]

Welcome 2019! As we head down this new year’s road, I’d like to tell you a little bit about a very special per-son. She has shared duties of contributing articles […]