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Ed’s Many Hats – 3×5 card rescues columnist
I live in Florida all winter, world headquarters of senior citizens.
As a retiree, I'm starting to become very conscious about the way other old...
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Ed’s Many Hats – Life’s highway
As I travel down life's highway people keep swerving into my lane. They cut me off, yell at me and give me middle-finger salutes....
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Ed’s Many Hats – 78 RPM
How about the great news that vinyl records are back in vogue! I always knew they’d return. That's why I saved my Panasonic record...
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Ed’s Many Hats – PN sometime
When I started writing this column in 2005, I had no clue what I was going to write. My first column even hacked off...
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Ed’s Many Hats – Here I go again!
Snowbirds... On your mark... Get set... GO!
Right on Hobson Road, right on Rt. 355, left on Rt. 80, right on Rt. 57, left at Carbondale onto Rt....
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Ed’s Many Hats – Space available, perhaps
This column will be my 106th attempt at entertaining you with what little writing ability I have. Unfortunately, my pen is just about out of ink. Plus, I...
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Ed’s Many Hats – Pass the spoon, please
I love small dinner parties with good friends. There are a few drawbacks though – You sometimes get seated next to folks you wouldn't normally choose and you're...
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Ed’s Many Hats – Murphy’s Law
I don't know of anyone or anything that likes power outages—except Murphy, our cat. They can be one of the most inconvenient situations a household has to experience....
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Ed’s Many Hats – Lessons learned from Poppie
Editor’s Note: For nearly ten years, columnist Ed Channell has challenged his PN editor to reject his monthly columns. For July, we did. In its place is a...
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Ed’s Many Hats – More pet peeves
Back in 2007 when I was much younger, I wrote a column about things that bugged me: TSA personnel, time sensitive e-mails, body piercing, tattoos, soccer moms on cell...
