I'd like it to realize I know how to get out of my subdivision.

Please! I'd happily take the credit since we never watch it. I think we actually have the channel hidden on our guide.

Happy birthday, Molly! I read your book yesterday. Yes, in one day. I, too, lost my mother years before she passed away last September. Our relationship was different than yours, but it ended up the same. Give yourself some grace.

I love it, but both my husband and I are highly allergic to bee stings. We can't risk it.

Family Trips with the Meyers Brothers and pick your favorite celebrity guests.

I received my copy yesterday. It's going to be a tough read since I've experienced the same thing. I'm looking forward to reading it.

Mine did too. And he's a doctor. Do no harm. I guess he forgot.

Yes, we switched to all digital last year because the print version became ridiculously expensive. Not what we wanted.

Will there be a local Christmas cookie contest again?

Our food section is mostly from other places. The everyday section is generic. The comics used to be fantastic. Now we get many old comics that are just reruns. It's not even printed locally anymore. That means an earlier deadline. I keep subscribing because I support the paper. I miss what it was.

I love the locally written stories. But, there are fewer than there used to be.

How many stories are sourced from other organizations?

My parents got the post, and I've subscribed for over 40 years. It's a shadow of what it used to be. I blame Lee Enterprises. The Post is no longer local, just a piece of a non local corporate holding. Quality has suffered.