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TOPIC:   Thomases Here are the articles currently on the website. A Methodist Accountant in India My father's World War II experiences. Toastmaster Speeches by my father:  Vote, disagree but not bitterly, avoid strikes, sell the idea of giving. The Swing Discovering the story of a dramatic lynching in my father's hometown. Two Thousand Tom Thomases Just how unusual is my repetitive name? One Hundred Tom Thomases Fivescore folks who answer to the same name as I. Got a Match? My father's matchbook collection. B.R. Isaiah On India's religions, the changes brought by Christianity, and a church that our family built. Cringing My phobia about being inside tall rooms may be related to an evolutionarily acquired reflex. Threads:  My Father's Dealership A summer job at the Chevrolet garage leads to a few incidents recounted in letters. Seeing the Western USA The illustrated diary of a three-week car trip in 1959. Threads:  Vacations with Parents Such as Pennsylvania in 1975. Vernon Thomas at the Richwood Fair A local poet guests on my father's radio program from the fair. Baby Pictures A few images from my first six months, including a cartoon. Covington My parents were married in this Kentucky city.  They never told me why. Dearest Ann Excerpts from my father's letters from Calcutta in 1944. New Wheels For the first time in 153,351 miles, I invest in a new car. My Double's Still At Large A mysterious neighbor must look just like me. Threads:  The Lonely Guy Writing to old loves about the potential for new loves. Item Four Unable to love, I nevertheless pen a sonnet. other Romance articles    Antihymeneal Hymns    Fragment    The Parable of the Lady and the Cat    The Prophetess Threads:  Still Living at Home Miscellany, including a puzzle. Threads:  My First Apartment In Washington, Pennsylvania. Threads:  My Father and Me More travel, after my mother's death. Also see these pictures: