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Invasion of the Suburbs Snatchers Apr. 26, 2022

Lost in Suburbia

Scene: In the dark of night, a tiny object plummets invisibly to the earth. Glowing with the searin... Read More

Sitting Duck Apr. 12, 2022

Lost in Suburbia

Husband: Honey, can you call the duct company? We need to get our ducts cleaned. Me: We have ducks?... Read More

Love Your Bumps Because They're What Others Love About You Apr. 02, 2022

Georgia Garvey

On my right hand, between the first and second knuckles, tucked away inside my fingers, sits a tiny ... Read More

Indisposed Mar. 29, 2022

Lost in Suburbia

Usually, when someone goes to the dentist, they worry about things like cavities and gingivitis and ... Read More

Springtime Brings a Blooming Bouquet -- of Illness Mar. 26, 2022

Georgia Garvey

After two long years of winter, it's finally starting to feel like spring. Because, at least in our ... Read More

Changing in Mid-bloodstream Mar. 23, 2022

Wellnews

Differences in blood types can mean the difference in whether a person qualifies for an organ transp... Read More

A Colonoscopy to Remember, and a Prep to Forget Mar. 19, 2022

Georgia Garvey

I recently had a colonoscopy and let me tell you, it was wonderful. I say that because getting the c... Read More

Petition to Cancel the Week Between Christmas and New Year's Jan. 01, 2022

Stephanie Hayes

ERASE THE WEEK BETWEEN CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S FROM: PRETTY MUCH EVERYONE TO: A BENEVOLENT PERSON(S... Read More

A Little Dose of Cash Dec. 15, 2021

Wellnews

Not so long ago, one of the most popular ideas for boosting COVID-19 vaccination rates was running m... Read More

The Terrible Toys of 2021 Nov. 25, 2021

Lenore Skenazy

In the face of the supply chain crunch, some parents are making do with the only toys left on the sh... Read More

It's Another Round of Everyone's Favorite Game Show: Parenting by the Decades! Sep. 18, 2021

Georgia Garvey

Read this column in its entirety on ChicagoTribune.com.Hello, studio audience, and welcome to a... Read More

Magic of Summer Aug. 22, 2020

Katiedid Langrock

"Hold tight to the magic of summer," I told my son this time last year. He'd just found out a few ki... Read More

History Is a Foible Agreed Upon Jul. 01, 2020

The Word Guy

When, in the course of human events, high school students write American history papers, watch out! ... Read More

Ode to a Covid Independence Day Jun. 25, 2020

Lenore Skenazy

Things you can do on the Fourth of July If you're worried 'bout COVID and don't want to die: You can... Read More

Who Put the Dad in Dad Jokes? Jun. 18, 2020

Lenore Skenazy

Sundays are kind of sad. But the day before is a sadder day. Yup. It's time to talk about dad jokes.... Read More

Short Takes on Badly Named Streets and Badly Informed Federal Staffers Nov. 04, 2019

Daily Editorials

Naming Rights The last thing the St. Louis region needs is to continue offering accolades to a team ... Read More

Brother, Can You Care Me a Dime? Jun. 19, 2019

Wellnews

The costs of caregiving are myriad and diverse. Often, when the topic comes up, it's about the emoti... Read More

Teasing's Terrible Twist Jun. 12, 2019

Wellnews

Teens who said they were teased or ridiculed about their weight increased their body mass by 33% eac... Read More

Tri, Tri, Again Jun. 05, 2019

Wellnews

For some years, physicians, engineers and sci-fi geeks have been trying to create a medical device s... Read More

Midlife Learning Disabled May. 18, 2019

Katiedid Langrock

"Did you really just fall out of your chair? In the middle of class? For no reason?" my brother aske... Read More