A Story Worth Telling By Leon Aldridge

Stories by this author

An interview you’ll always remember

Everyone used to know what it was

We’ll wait to see if that one resurfaces

Isn’t that the craziest thing

Fishing with the right person

Sometimes, it’s about where you grew up

No problem, I can deal with change

Without cabooses, there’s no wave for a kid

You really can get there from here

Food first, but the story was the game

Thought I was saving money by napping

Working for the love and not for the clock

More than a thousand in one small collection

Washing and hanging out; what next?

Who among us has not tempted the gas gauge?

The Good old days pop quiz final exam

That conversation down at the courthouse

I have no doubt it’s because of her

That’s my old house ... at least I think so

Old cars, like old friends, have stories

Wildfire risk remains high in much of state

Catching two dreams in one equinox weekend

A doggone fun night of puttin’ on the dog

There will always be those days

One thing leading to another can be a good thing

Things we used to do, I won’t ‘do no more’

Just looking for memories half as good as the Rose Motel

There’s really no hurry to get anything done

Not even Texas Blue Northers prepared me for Chicago in January

An old car hunter’s dream adventure in Eastern Kentucky

Settling on a better resolution borrowed from the past

Doesn’t he look good for his age

We can make it better for a few of them

I’m betting my four bits on Mattie’s advice

It’s a good feeling at any age if you’re a ‘car guy’

Offering advice to younger generations makes holidays enjoyable

It’s more than over-priced gas at service-less stations

Veteran’s Day and the Braves, my unique opportunity

So what does it mean if it thunders on Easter

Sentimental journeys that remind me of who I am