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Glynn Moore is a columnist for The Augusta Chronicle. You can write to him at The Augusta Chronicle, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta, GA 30903. Call (706) 823-3419 or send e-mail to glynn.moore@augustachronicle.com.
Glynn Moore

Latest Column

Learning words is no picayune matter for me
Web-posted 09/01/08
For Independence Day, I began sneaking difficult words into my column each week to test your vocabularies. Now, my fellow Americans, on Labor Day, my labors are done.

Previous Columns

Who knew there was so much to do if you just looked around?
Web-posted 08/25/08
I don't get out much anymore, nor do I really care to. Besides work, I find pleasure in the living room, the kitchen and the backyard. There's not much acreage in any of those territories, but usually I find something to do. What other sights do I really need to see?
As gas price falls, lessons quickly fade
Web-posted 08/18/08
Weeks ago, when the gas pumps were pushing their way toward the $4 mark, we all panicked. We griped, faced east and swore.
Who will sign the Declaration of Gardening Independence?
Web-posted 08/11/08
If there were an Olympic event for gardening, I wouldn't bring home the gold from Beijing. Lead, perhaps, but not gold.
Tweenagers rule fridge for a week
Web-posted 08/04/08
Juggling seems like an enjoyable pastime for the handy. Swordplay has its points.
Do what's right for America with check
Web-posted 07/28/08
I spent time in a uniform, pledge my allegiance to the Stars and Stripes, vote early and often, and throw rocks at any sports fans who are too lazy to lift their carcasses off the bleachers when the national anthem is played.
Taking a vacation means no leftovers
Web-posted 07/21/08
Recently I told you of my fondness for leftovers every day of the week. Well, I must confess that even a professional leftover lover has to take a break once a year.
Leftovers often can be like a fine wine
Web-posted 07/14/08
My wife and I are nothing alike. She reads every new novel that comes out; I'm still trying to catch up on the old ones.
Watermelon coincidence gives food for thought
Web-posted 07/07/08
The Fourth of July has passed, but not the sweltering heat that ushers it in each year and lingers on for months to make sure we all know who is boss.
Yield to logic: let your fellow drivers have right of way
Web-posted 06/30/08
Recently a friend took his son for his learner's permit. A question on the test showed a "yield" sign, and the teen had no idea what it meant.
Lessons learned on day at pool
Web-posted 06/23/08
We were swimming the other day when Karson, 9, asked me a tough question: How did they ever come up with such a silly word as "swim"?
Yesterday, I took the day off for my hero
Web-posted 06/16/08
A day late and a dollar short: That's the way I always felt around my father, who was the workingest man I ever knew. Here I am again, a day late, explaining why he would have deserved Father's Day off.
Being famous is a matter of perspective
Web-posted 06/09/08
One of my favorite lines from television was uttered in the old sitcom Cheers, whose main character was former Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Sam "Mayday" Malone, an alcoholic bar owner.



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