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Dinner Me This

Posted on June 12, 2014 by Jeff Salter

All Dinners — Great and Small By Jeff Salter Our topic is dinners and that leaves things wide open for me, because I like to eat. But unlike many people I know, I eat because I’m hungry … not because … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, Books, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, Travel, writing | Tagged banquet, banquets, buffet, cruise, dining, dinner, Dinners, Eating, exhibits, formal, golf, meeting | 18 Comments

Missed Trains

Posted on August 17, 2012 by Tonette Joyce

As soon as I saw that this week’s subject was trains, I though, “Oh, brother!” I have never been on a full-sized train, at least, not one that was moving. I have been in a few cars at museums and … Continue reading →

Posted in Tonette Joyce | Tagged attractions, coal-burning engines, CSX, electrical engineer, EMT, exhibits, firefighter, Idaho, Impressionist painting, Kind of the Road, lake, Lakeside. Colorado, library, model trains, mother, museums, pavillion, poems, railroad, rides, Roger Miller, son, son. writing award, trains, volunteer fire department, wildfires, wood-burnig engines, zoos | 5 Comments

Something Borrowed

Posted on July 19, 2012 by Jeff Salter

… And I’m Still Blue By Jeff Salter Well, actually, it should say, “Something LOANED … and I’m still blue.” I have many examples, but it’s been a hectic week, so I’ll just explain one. Military … Continue reading →