InThe MemoiristbyChris RaymondCamping, Camaraderie, and CourageA high school camping trip was my first lesson in taking chancesJul 5, 20242Jul 5, 20242
InThe Daily CuppabyChris RaymondMy Covert Alliance With the Popular Jock“Ritz” and I had nothing in common when you came right down to it. We grew up in the same subdivision and went to the same high school, but…Jun 4, 20244Jun 4, 20244
InThe Daily CuppabyChris RaymondBlue Collar Memories of the Start of a School YearThe end of August often reminds me of the excitement I felt the years that steelworker Dad was available to go shopping for new school…Aug 21, 20235Aug 21, 20235
InThe MemoiristbyChris RaymondMountain Dew, peanut shells, and Big FootThe simple joys of summers in the ‘70sMar 12, 2022Mar 12, 2022
InThe MemoiristbyChris RaymondThe Day That I Took Advantage of My HaloBeing a nerd has its rewardsNov 19, 20221Nov 19, 20221
InThe Daily CuppabyChris RaymondThe One Time Mom Helicoptered InMy Silent-Generation working-class mother was not a helicopter parent. As far as she was concerned, she was in charge at home; teachers…Mar 24, 20244Mar 24, 20244
InThe MemoiristbyChris RaymondThe Magic of Books on WheelsWho needs Starbucks or Wifi when you have the mobile library?Nov 23, 20223Nov 23, 20223
InAge of EmpathybyChris RaymondSociety Lost Out When My High School Girlfriends and I Were Steered Away From Our CallingsLet’s hope that guidance counseling has improved since 1975.Aug 18, 20234Aug 18, 20234
InThe MemoiristbyChris RaymondFrom Daniel Boone to the Buffalo BillsMost of my childhood memories revolve around the boob tubeApr 24, 20222Apr 24, 20222
InThe MemoiristbyChris RaymondKindergarten ReduxI remember learning to read as a 4-year-old, lying next to my older sister on one of our twin beds. Kindergarten wasn’t an intellectual…Jun 11, 20221Jun 11, 20221
Chris RaymondEverything I Needed to Know About LifeI may have learned in high school basketballApr 6, 2023Apr 6, 2023