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My grandmother, who was from the county of Lancashire in England, had many aphorisms that she delivered in "Black Country" dialect, and one came to mind as I thought about the focus of this column: "Tha' canna see wood f'ot trees nor th'owd lad for... Full Article at NetworkWorld
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Network World - My grandmother, who was from the county of Lancashire in England, had many aphorisms that she delivered in "Black Country" dialect, and one came to mind as I thought about the focus of this column: "Tha' canna see wood f'ot trees nor th' Full Article at ComputerWorld
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My grandmother, who was from the county of Lancashire in England, had many aphorisms that she delivered in "Black Country" dialect, and one came to mind as I thought about the focus of this column: "Tha' canna see wood f'ot trees nor th'owd lad for... Full Article at The Industry Standard
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Emily Morrison, my grandmother, revered her dead brother, Johnny Sanders. So much so that in her later years, when speaking about her own death, she insisted that she be buried next to him. She seemed comforted by the very idea. Full Article at Blogcritics.org
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www.bloomberg.com — April 29 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama said his grandmother’s hip-replacement surgery during the final weeks of her life made him wonder whether expensive procedures for the terminally ill reflect a “sustainable model” for... Full Article at Beltway Blips
