Fugitive from Justice!
by Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter and the Boston City Paper 8/2006 And you thought you knew me.…
Spring cleaning can be an expensive proposition
By Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter May, 1996 After digging out from a record 47 feet of snow,…
Sharpen those Interviewing Skills!
by Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter, May 2006 and the Boston City Paper Note: Recently I have…
Get on the Spaceship!
by Robert Gillis Published in The Foxboro Reporter 9/2005 I just watched a rerun of a Simpsons Halloween special, in…
What happened to spring???
by Robert Gillis Published in The Foxboro Reporter 5/2005 There’s so much going on these days, that I thought I’d…
When bad colds happen to good people
by Robert Gillis Published in The Foxboro Reporter 3/2003 I finally have a title for my new book: “When bad…
Finding the perfect Christmas tree
by Robert Gillis Published in The Foxboro Reporter December 2000 and the Boston City Paper December 2006 When I was…
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Laughter Remains the Best Medicine
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A treadmill for dogs?
by Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter, 1/1998 ‘Twas a few days before New Year’s, and my beloved and…
Handy Guide to Car Repair
by Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter in 1998 and the Boston City Paper 2006 Not being a member…
Elevator Woes
by Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter, 7/1997 Not one of my best for sure; and actually a variation…
Even Computer Geeks Are Not Immune From the Dreaded, “Bad Technology Day”
by Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter, 2/1997 Last week, I had a “bad technology day.” It started innocently…
Christmas Thoughts, 1996
by Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter, 12/1996 A note from Bob, 1/2014: This is one of my very…
This is an attempt to collect a debt!
by Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter 9/1996 The mail box was bursting with the usual bills, catalogs, and…