The Humor Side

When my husband Caleb’s DNA test showed he wasn’t our son’s father, my world collapsed in an instant. Fifteen years

More than six decades after it first aired, The Rifleman still holds a special place in television history. The story

The sound of laughter echoed through the Damascus Rose Restaurant’s private dining room as I sat perfectly still, my fork

I was seventy-three, dying in a hospice bed with stage-four lung cancer, and the three children I’d sacrificed my entire

When I moved in with my son Andrew and his pregnant wife Kate, I pretended it was because of my

At first glance, it’s just a woman framed by tropical greenery, sunlight soft on her face, her smile unguarded, her

If you’re 70 or older and drive, you’ve likely enjoyed a certain flexibility when renewing your driver’s licence or getting

When my sister-in-law Clara called that afternoon, her voice was all sunshine and charm. “Grace, could you feed Buddy for

A man returns home early from work one afternoon to find his wife spread out on the bed, puffing and

Hospitals have a way of erasing time—white walls, soft beeps, the sterile scent of endings. For one mother, those walls