My oldest grandson, Zachary, has just turned 15. (I know what you are thinking – this guy is too young to have a 15-year-old grandson. I agree.) Zack is now eligible for his automobile learner’s permit, which will allow him to drive on the Georgia autobahns with adult supervision. Fortunately, his mom and dad are good drivers and Zack is wise and possessed of abundant … [Read more...] about Apr. 22, 2002: Look Out Georgia Drivers: Here Comes Zack!
Zack Columns
May. 26, 2001: One of the values of checking this space is that you will be made privy to important information not available elsewhere.
For example, since the Legislature has adjourned, you have been inundated with analysis by political experts over what got passed and what didn’t and who delivered the most pork to the folks back home so nobody would be mad about changing the state flag. Really mundane stuff. But no one, dear reader, has alerted you to what is pending in next year’s session. While pundits try … [Read more...] about May. 26, 2001: One of the values of checking this space is that you will be made privy to important information not available elsewhere.
December 28, 2000: Random Thoughts on Random Subjects
Don’t look now, but the New Year is here. I had a feeling it was coming and, as is my custom, I made ready with a primordial ritual of devouring all the corn-fried shrimp the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill on St. Simons Island could muster. It is a solemn and sacred ceremony, heavy with symbolism and tartar sauce. I had many observations to make before Y2K pulled out of … [Read more...] about December 28, 2000: Random Thoughts on Random Subjects