Braving the mighty Hogbacks.(tobogganing narrative)

Saturday Evening Post | November 1, 1997| | Copyright

Seldom do I hark back to the troubles of my youth. Not only is it quite a hark, but I usually have trouble enough in the current era to keep me occupied. In one era and out the other, you might say. I certainly wouldn't say it, but you might.

I no longer dwell on the ruckus we youth used to raise tossing lighted cannon crackers behind youthess in frilly dresses to celebrate the Fourth of July. Nor have I told my kids about our trick of tipping over outhouses to commemorate Halloween. (Please keep in mind that today's opportunities for mischief -- gang warfare, ...

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