Death of The Capital Times
I am tragified.
I spend about an hour every night reclining on the couch reading the Cap Times. It's better than comfort food. It's a cultural touchstone. My grandpa read the Cap Times. So did my dad (subscribed to the Monday edition at our home in Eau Claire). Aside from the strike, I've been reading it every day for 36 years.
What'll I do for the funnies? The Pattersons in "For Better or for Worse" are almost like my own family.
Boo hoo hoo, poor me. 8:^(
I spend about an hour every night reclining on the couch reading the Cap Times. It's better than comfort food. It's a cultural touchstone. My grandpa read the Cap Times. So did my dad (subscribed to the Monday edition at our home in Eau Claire). Aside from the strike, I've been reading it every day for 36 years.
What'll I do for the funnies? The Pattersons in "For Better or for Worse" are almost like my own family.
Boo hoo hoo, poor me. 8:^(
posted by Richard S. Russell | 3:08 PM
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