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SNAPSHOTS

Snapshots is a lighthearted look at life and leisure on the local scene. For information about submissions for parties, swell bashes, special occasions, travel tidbits, snippets of even questionable redeeming social value or any gossip in good taste, ...

From IRENE HASKINS, Columbia Tribune,  20 Oct 2008
Related Topics: Carl Edwards,  NASCAR

Raise a glass to toast the queens

The older I get, the more I think about my age, specifically how much I’ve accrued. Tomorrow will be my eighth birthday ending in a zero - 80 … eighty … EIGHTY! Omigawd, that’s old. Or is it? Look at my contemporary, Queen Elizabeth, who just turned 81. ...

From IRENE HASKINS, Columbia Tribune,  3 Jan 2008
Related Topics: Suzanne Somers,  Willard Scott

Birds and bees buzz off when Mom starts ‘the talk’

One of the most uncomfortable jobs a mother has to do is explain where babies come from. At least it was when I was actively mothering. Today, all a kid has to do is watch MTV or cruise the Internet to get the general idea, and if they can’t read yet ...

From IRENE HASKINS, Columbia Tribune,  9 Nov 2007
Related Topics: MTV,  Britney Spears,  Glenn Miller

Miles and miles of Smiles

This week marks 30 years I’ve been offering this column with its grins and gripes, rants and raves, triumphs and tears. After years of housewifery when I was content to do nothing more than watch the soaps and wait for my hamburger to thaw, I was ...

From IRENE HASKINS, Columbia Tribune,  26 Oct 2007
Related Topics: Marilyn Monroe

SMILE AWHILE

When the phone rang at 3 a.m., I knew it was bad news. Good news never comes at 3 in the morning. In a voice so soft I could hardly hear him, my brother said, "She’s gone." After 96 years, nine months and 17 days, my mother had drawn her last breath an ...

From IRENE HASKINS, Columbia Tribune,  18 Oct 2007
Related Topics: Al Capone,  Rudolph Valentino,  Brad Pitt,  Jewel,  Kate Smith

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