Betty, Cute story! It's enjoyable to read the lighter side of a person's everyday happenings. And we all do silly things, no matter how "young" we become. I thoroughly enjoy the stories, and actually did read the story of the lady grave robber to my eighth grade students. Of course, anything on the morbid side is real entertaining to junior high students. And I also remember the Curly Shelton murder. I was a teenager, living in Posey County, and we watched WEHT Hoedown. Isn't that the program Les Smithhart used to perform on? And who remembers "Uncle Dudley?" As my adult daughters would say, "MOTHER, you are dating yourself again." Can't wail until their little girls get to be teenagers. And I can't wait to dig--good pun, isn't it?--into the Western KY Obits. Thanks to you and Jane for all your efforts. Helen Keusch