A column from today's New York Times offers an interesting perspective on a TV show I remain somewhat addicted to, Law and Order. It's the second column in that newspaper reflecting on what the end of the series means.
I'm not saying I agree with all of this columnist's conclusions, but it's an interesting read.
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About the author
Father, husband, brother, teacher, and Lutheran. Life-long Pennsylvanian who enjoys traveling the country (and its northern neighbor). Loves include history, music, the automotive world, baseball and football, and board games. Fascinated by a lot, optimistic about the future, but cynical about much of our present.
Sideling Hill Tunnel
A long-lived dream finally achieved, December 31, 2006
Caroline - Spring 2010
Caroline running through puddles.
Sam and the Snow Storm
If life could be so simple and fun for all of us . . .
Favorite Artists (*still alive)
- Beethoven
- Count Basie
- Johnny Cash
- Ray Charles
- Waylon Jennings
- Sibelius
Greatest Pets
- Ernie, 2000-2017
- Alex F. Johnson, 2016-pres.
- Mack, 1988-2002
- Comet 1995-2008
- Kris (the Dog), 1982-1995
- Silver, 1980-2007
- Mose Harper, 2000 (est.) - 2010.
- Tiger, 1980-1994
- Fletcher, 1979-1996
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