Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield   Any new medical breakthrough in the Covid-19 pandemic is good news. And, I’m proud to be the first to announce another major advancement in the... Read more

Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield                   Last weekend ol’ Nevah and I braved the Covid-gauntlet in the greater Kansas City area and traveled to Platte City to visit our frien... Read more

Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield   I sadly have to report a massacre two days ago at Damphewmore Acres. The worst of my fears came true. I’ve reported before that it’s tough to ra... Read more

Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield                   Well, I survived the Fourth of July with all my fingers, toes and eyes intact, so I guess I can put it in the book as a safe holiday.... Read more

Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield I had a fun experience last weekend when ol’ Nevah and I had the opportunity to “day host” two fine young men, ages 12 and 10, for three days. They are... Read more

Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield   First order of bizness. Winter is coming. The days are getting shorter. So, don’t forget where your flannel shirts and your long-johns are store... Read more

Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield   The income tax deadline came and went a month or so ago, and my ol’ gamblin’ buddy, A. C. Doocey, from Asbury, Mo., is in trouble again. He was... Read more

Syndicated Column by Thought And Laugh Enterprises By Milo Yield   It was nearly a universal truth during my callow youth on a little diversified farm in southeast Kansas that most farm... Read more

Laugh Tracks in the Dust By Milo Yield                     Well, nuthin’ really newsworthy happened to me this week, except that I got outfished both times I went fishin’. First, my Col... Read more

                Laugh Tracks in the Dust            By Milo Yield This past week has been one with wisps of nostalgia mixed in. It started on the Sunday before Memorial Day when ol’ Nevah an... Read more