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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.
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Latest Column

If you still can, take good care of Mama
Web-posted 05/12/08
Sunday was Mother's Day, they tell me. It's difficult to remember such occasions when your mother is no longer around to honor.

Previous Columns

Teens require guidance to stay on track
Web-posted 05/05/08
Last week, I told you about Teenage Years 101, a presentation that Columbia County Chief Magistrate Judge Wade Padgett delivers to teens and adults about the legal, moral and societal issues facing young people today.
Law applies to us all, even you, teenagers
Web-posted 04/28/08
If you're a teenager, sit down and read this. If you're the parent, grandparent, uncle, aunt or friend of teenagers, read or mail this to them.
Older tastes spring from younger bodies
Web-posted 04/21/08
Children today are so old for their ages that it surprises me when they act, well, childish.
Get taste of what world has to offer
Web-posted 04/14/08
More than 30 years ago, Jim Stafford's hit song Wildwood Weed discussed a childhood pastime: "Smokin' them wildwood flowers got to be a habit, we never seen no harm, we thought it was kind-a handy, take a trip and never leave the farm."
School's days are same as work daze
Web-posted 04/07/08
We piled out of minivans and SUVs in front of our office, car-poolers clutching briefcases and lunch bags. It was Monday, the beginning of another week.
Class unearthed treasure trove of new words
Web-posted 03/31/08
I loved my ninth-grade English teacher. Miss Boyd was a paragon of beauty: an exquisite face in dark-rimmed glasses and a cool car.
Words aren't always there when it's time to say goodbye
Web-posted 03/24/08
My father and my mother both had plenty of brothers and sisters, but when Aunt Gracie died a week ago, she was the last in both of their clans.
Writing by hand is art -- or drama
Web-posted 03/17/08
Everyone knows that because of the telephone, computer and e-mail, the art of writing letters is approaching the fate of the saber-toothed tigers that sank into the tar pits.
Clocks, phones boggle minds
Web-posted 03/10/08
If you're reading this, no doubt you forgot you were supposed to set your clocks ahead an hour during the weekend.
It's all Chinese takeout to me
Web-posted 03/03/08
At the end of a long Friday, my wife asked me to pick up Chinese food on the way home from work. Read on to feel better about yourself when performing simple tasks.
Eclipse? Right. What really happened?
Web-posted 02/25/08
Last week I was watching my favorite show on the History Channel when the dog started barking. I stepped outside to see the moon had disappeared. That's when the black helicopters flew over my house.
Tinsel Town is enemy No. 1
Web-posted 02/18/08
Last week I presented my presidential platform for fixing America, but then the Writers Guild of America ended its strike, reminding me that our nation still faces a great enemy from within -- Hollywood.



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