I have a nostalgic, sentimental soul. It's one of the reasons why I love the Christmas holiday season, and one of the reasons I was drawn to the editor's position at Good Old Days magazine almost 12 years ago. I could hardly believe there was an entire magazine dedicated to preserving the stories of life, love and laughter from long ago. I was instantly charmed by it.
Our June Issue
The Luckiest Fool
Bad weather and a waffled groom couldn't dampen their big day.
The Only Musician
His musical talent was unmatched.
Miss Pearl's Beauty Shop
Fashionable hairstyles were a lot of work!
Dear Friends of the Good Old Days,
In my 11 1/2 years at the helm of Good Old Days and its former sister magazine, Looking Back, I have had the pleasure of hearing from and working with so many of you. Reading your stories, hearing about your daring exploits, and sharing in your delightful family memories has all spread joy through my heart. And it is with a bit of sadness that I let you know that I will be stepping down as editor...
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A June day, two young people in love, and a little country church surrounded by cornfields. With a setting like that, what could possibly ruin the wedding ceremony? The weather and a groom who had no idea what he was doing, to start. Anyone attending our 1974 wedding must have thought the marriage was doomed before it had even begun. A few days before the ceremony, a tornado came within a half...
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