Issue 49 "A clerk--they do still have those although they are sparse--evidently noticed this befuddled-looking person staring at things over her half glasses. She came up and asked if she could help me. She was a young snippet of a thing, all angles and sharp joints. It looked as though she'd break at one of them like an asparagus sprout if she got into a strong wind. I told her I was looking for galoshes. She didn't say a word. Her eyes sort of narrowed as she stared at me. Then she said she thought I must have the wrong department. I said I didn't think so, but I didn't see any galoshes. She looked at me as if I were talking about Hungarian stew. So I spelled it out: g-a-l-o-s-h-e-s. Nothing. Blank. Clueless." --Irma Wyhs, "Goshdarn Galoshes!" |
80 pages
Contents
"Reaping Dreams"
By Peter V. Fossel
"True Gold"
By Mary Clashman
"Goshdarn Galoshes!"
By Irma Wyhs
"My Friend, Procrastination"
By Lon J. Rombough
"Late Bloomers"
By Gerri Hershey
"If I Had Known"
By Christine J. Cobb
"Lessons"
By Wynna A. Lee
"The Garden Teller"
By Jeff Taylor
"Garden Words"
By Molly Hackett
"Mama's Weeping Willow"
By Betsy Bearden
"Why Am I Doing This"
By Mike McGrath
"A Gardener Reflects"
By Dan Mays
"The Mother's Day Plant Sale"
By Martine Caselli
"Blue for Blue"
By Diana Wells
"The Lettuce Connection"
By Victoria Maddux
