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Writer's pictureClarke Wallace

Updated: Nov 10

The house is empty during the day. Except

for me in my office down the corridor . That’s

not quite true. Rebelle is with me.

The 5-year-old German Shepherd hangs

around spending a portion of her day on

the cedar deck. Or out in the woods.

She nudges my office door open with her snout,

her tail wagging as if to say, “Are you okay?”

I nod and she disappears. I couldn’t count to ten

before she’s back, tilting her head tilted to one side

looking at me with those those big brown eyes.

“Are you sure?” I’ll swear she’s asking me.

I take her big head in both hands and hug her.

“Yes I’m fine, “I tell her.

Writer’s comment: It amazes me how close

Rebelle is to both of us. Roe drives up the steep ,

unpaved driveway when coming home from work.

She’s not even out of the car when the dog charges

out of the solarium to bound down to the car

to welcome her home. Not only is she wagging

her long, heavy tail but her whole furry body as well.



Writer's pictureClarke Wallace

We have a nephew who always makes me

Smile. His name? Matthew Storey. He’s

one of those of guys on the radio who

never takes himself overtly serious yet

has a great sense of humor.

He has to have that, spending five nights

a week on a local radio station. Spinning music,

Keeping his listeners lapping up what he has

to say.

We had him over for a few beers the other day

and I asked how many others , producers,

whoever help him keep the show on the air.

“I’m by myself,” he said with a grin.. ” And I

like it that way.”

Writer’s comment: Who knows how many

listeners, thousands by the way, who tune

in nightly to enjoy Mathew and his unique sense

of humor. And good music to boot.


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