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Laugh tracks in the dust: Wedding Cake

I recently received this email from a old rodeo aficionado friend this morning. “Milo, I have two tickets to the national finals rodeo next fall,...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Milo’s Free Kitten Store

A wealthy rancher wuz sitting around the kitchen table with his family on Father’s Day when he told his son, "I want you to...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Milo’s Free Kitten Store

“Milo’s Free Kitten Store. Urgent inventory closeout underway. Nice selection to choose from. Two yellow with white points. Two tiger-striped with white points. One...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Eureka Springs

Okay, when I shut down last week’s column, I wuz half-way through a 2,300-mile travelogue to Pigeon Forge, Tenn., and return. We made a...

Laugh Tracks in the dust: Tennessee grandkids

After a hiatus from writing this column for a few weeks (I wrote several columns in advance of a family trip to Tennessee), it’s...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Spring Fishing Week

A few weeks ago, one of my oldest and dearest friends, ol’ Albie Kirkey, from New Mexico, came for his annual spring fishing week...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: The Bird dog and the cat

Folks, I’ve got a practical and a moral dilemma at Damphewmore Acres. Here’s the situation: First, I love dogs — always had one or...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Stone fences

Our local newspaper, the Leader News, runs a weekly column about the history of Chase County. It’s very interesting and I seldom miss reading...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Rat and mouse buffet

It’s spring now and we had a minor league flood last week to prove it. Plus, the grass and weeds are growing so fast...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Nice old gentleman

Sometimes mistaken identity can be embarrassing — funny, too. Here’s proof in a true story related to me by my county extension agent buddy,...
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