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Theres nothing strange in that, your majesty. Ill soon jog his memory. He knows quite well that part of cithaeron. He had two flocks. I was neighbor to him with one for three whole seasons from spring to autumn. Then the winter came and i would drive my sheep to my own fold. He drove his to laius estates. Well, am i telling the truth or making it up . It is true enough. But it happened a long time ago. Now, tell me this. You remember handing me a baby to bring up as my own . Why, why are you ask...

As reliable a man as laius ever had in his service as shepherd. First, you sir from corinth. I want to know, is this the man you were talking about . Yes, your majesty. He stands before you. Now, you sir. Come here. Look me straight in the eyes. Answer my questions. Were you at one time in laius service . Yes, born and bred in the palace, not bought in the slave market. What was your work . How are you employed . A shepherd most of my life. And which part of the country did you generally stay . ...

It took sending cold-submission query letters to 103 different producers, followed by nine rewrites and more than a year of waiting, but Steve Beauregard’s made-for-television script is about to come

You just might be in the later innings of life if you’re asked to discuss your early years in Grand Junction at a meeting of the Mesa County Historical Society.

Don’t blame Democrats for bad Republican behavior

By JIM SPEHAR I’m inspired by Rachel Sauer’s columns in the Sunday Daily Sentinel. And jealous, since they’re often of the “Wish I’d written that” variety. Her effort last weekend was no exception. Rachel’s humorous excerpts from various “You know you’re from Colorado if…” lists as well as her own additions, brought to mind similar efforts from yours truly beginning in January 2006. The response to those “Boomer Times” columns in ...