Articles by Art Fettig

I was strolling down memory lane the other day, which is where I do most of my pondering, and asked myself, “Art, since you just barely snuck out of high school with a diploma by […]

Yes, is has been seventy years since I began work with the Grand Trunk Western Railroad. In July of 1983, after 35 years of service to the Grand Trunk, I retired from my position of […]

Did you ever ask yourself “What have I done to deserve to live in this country, America?” (You readers in Canada and China and Australia might ask yourselves the same of your own countries.) To […]

I have just begun reading a book by former President Jimmy Carter titled “A Full Life. Reflections at Ninety.” This week I start living my 90th year and instead of waiting until my ninetieth birthday […]

Tomorrow morning I will be wearing shorts to the V.A Hospital.  I’ve never worn summer shorts in my life. Over the years I have purchased three pairs of summer shorts but I have never worn […]

We drove to the ocean, Jean and I, for just two nights and had a room on the beachfront on the second floor where we could just lie in bed with the terrace door open […]

Just a Simple Smile I pulled into a newly opened gas station and was greeted with a sign that read “Courteous and efficient self-service.” I smiled at myself, said to myself, “Have a nice day!” […]

It doesn’t take much to stir up a vivid memory in this old head of mine. This time it was the memory of a conversation held in the dressing room for the hockey team at […]