By Martha Morgan Some time ago I bragged about being old enough to remember silent movies and challenged readers to see if they could match my antiquity. Quite a few old-timers took up the challenge. [continue…]
By Martha Morgan The last time I went grocery shopping, I looked for soup bones but found they cost more than $3 and there wasn’t even any meat on them. I used to get better [continue…]
By Martha Morgan A little Scotch terrier turned up at the girls’ residence where I lived in Toronto, and was immediately presented to me for I was known to be a sucker for animals and [continue…]
By Martha Morgan – What’s the difference between memoirs and memories? Well, memoirs have to be pretty factual, whereas memories may rely totally on the imagination. For instance, when grandpa talks about his five-mile walk [continue…]
By Martha Morgan – Remember when we used to make our own Halloween costumes and then made our kids’? And when little ghosts and goblins came to our door carrying old pillowcases they hoped to fill [continue…]
By Martha Morgan – There are pictures of me all over Canada, and who knows where else. Not as many as the Queen’s, but quite a few over a lifetime. There are probably pictures of [continue…]
By Martha Morgan – We are in the midst of changes we never dreamed of, yet one thing has remained pretty much the same: the small town weekly. I can see no difference between the [continue…]
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