J.P. Devine
If aliens invade Earth this Christmas, would they adapt?
How would we explain the winter solstice, Christmas Eve Mass, Christmas Day ham, let alone Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Year’s Eve and Amazon two-day delivery to them, J.P. Devine writes.
On The Edge: Preparing for Christmas without the one who loved it most
Is there a Santa’s lap for widowers to sit on and whisper in his ear, “I want my wife back?” J.P. Devine asks.
On the Edge: Guacamole, por favor
As a boy from St. Louis, I had never tasted an avocado.
On the Edge: The last doctor
I was at the time, a strapping figure of a semi middle-aged fellow, a retired actor/writer who, at the behest of She, came here to grow old. And now we’re talking about doctors?
On the Edge: May you live in interesting times
In this week’s column, J.P. Devine reminisces about his times as a 21-year-old in Japan.
On the Edge: Come fly with me
I was an actor and stand up comic for 57 years, you know, and I’m really good at standing ‘backstage’ and taking a deep breath before going on to make you laugh, J.P. Devine writes.