One morning a mother was out doing errands. After two hours she went back to her car. Searching for the car keys, she discovered they... More

Baby-sitter to parents who returned home very late: “Please, don’t apologize—if I had a kid like yours, I wouldn’t hurry home either.”... More

A never-ending problem
Has the automakers bawling.
The cars they’d just as soon forget
They’re constantly recalling. Wayne Tryhuk Milwaukee, Wisconsin... More

A wealthy, old gentleman decides to go on a hunting safari in Africa, taking his faithful, elderly dog named Killer along for the company.... More

I was thrilled to see Norman Rockwell on the cover of the Post I just received [Mar/Apr 2010]. It is so important for the younger... More

The best part of each issue of the Post is the cover picture, especially when it shows an illustration by the eminent artist Norman Rockwell.... More

I enjoyed “Pea-Green Boat” by 
William R. Burkett, Jr., so much 
that I read it twice. The conclusion 
was so unexpected that it left one... More

I so enjoyed the article “Stamp Acts” [Mar/Apr 2010]. Last year, the enclosed stamp page was available at the Hamburg, New York Post Office. When... More

I have been overweight all my life, and now my joints are objecting. These exercises [“6 Exercises for Every Body,” Mar/Apr 2010] sound like something... More

I have had a geographic tongue for more than three years. What caused it, and how do I get rid of it? My tongue becomes... More

While your article “Celiac Disease: The Great Pretender” [Mar/Apr 2010] was timely and insightful, it failed to mention one cause for the explosion in gluten... More