Remember your first sip of coffee? Nick Yehle certainly does, and he bets that he scrunched up his face more than you did. “I was a freshman in high school,”…
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Mac The Nice
Mike McIntyre was in a business class at the University of Indiana when the professor assigned each student to come up with a six-word life motto. “It was a random…
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Crackling Display
Had you been near Watts Park’s Bronco Field in Glencoe and closed your eyes earlier this month, you would’ve sworn you had stumbled upon a fireworks show. Intermittent waves of…
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Viva Victoria!
Victoria Fuller was 5 years old when she and a boy were playing on a hillside in Pennsylvania and got stung by bees. The young humans survived. The bees did…
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Total Recall
Imagine studying algebra for most of a semester and then being told you have only a little more than a week to prepare for a final exam in … calculus….
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Ode To Joy
Joy Hurd didn’t just teach when he taught Greek and Latin at St. Peter’s High School in New York City—and then Latin, English, and ancient history at St. Bernard’s School…
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Can-Do Dornan
This Sunday, on Mother’s Day, Connie Dornan expects three of the men in her life—husband Marc and their two sons, Michael and George—to make her a big brunch at home….
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When Harriet Met Cel
Harriet Levy’s late father, Irwin, loved the outdoors. Mountain air invigorated him, and the subtle scent of the ocean soothed him. A beautiful sunset, anywhere, prompted him to search for…
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The Art Of The Matter
Ida Mollenhauer was 54 when she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2014. A self-taught chef, she eventually lost what all chefs hold dear—the sense of taste. Cancer claimed her…
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Royal Remembrances
Rotary Club of Wilmette member Don Olson’s vivid memories of Prince Philip’s visit to the Chicago area 39 years ago range from the Duke of Edinburgh’s tiny Scotland Yard security…
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