Nosy Neighbors - Felder's latest CL column

In this week's Clarion Ledger column, Felder recounts the story of his neighbor who received a scathing rebuke from a nearby somebody who would undoubtedly be better off minding their own ornery business! Read all about it HERE.

Felder's Nov. 7th Column

Felder's column this week reminds me of someone I knew growing up. She lived - still does, actually - next to my parents and has a beautiful, beautiful yard, all of which - front and back - is one big garden. She was kind, too, passing along plants to the neighbors and other friends. But she had one uncontrolable impulse: pulling weeds! I would watch every time she wandered into our yard to speak to somebody. Mid-sentence her eye would catch a weed, a little patch of dead grass, something she thought shouldn't be there. She always tried to resist, but it usually wasn't 10 minutes before she would calmly say, as she bent to pick or pull whatever had been stealing an ever-increasing measure of her attention: "Excuse me. I just can't leave that be." I think, somehow, she must live on Felder's street, too. Click here for his most recent Clarion Ledger column.

Felder's Halloween Article

If you'd like to read the column Felder wrote in the Clarion Ledger this Halloween, click here.

Felder's Oct. 26th article

If you'd like to read Felder's latest article for the paper, click here. He has some really good comments about reminding retailers why they are in business. As always, the tips are invaluable, too!