The old dresser holds my prized possessions.  No jewels or money or a key to a safe deposit box – just simple things that hold a place in my heart. Today, I've opened its weathered drawers to look for an old dress pattern – a memory that was jogged by a conversation with my elderly mother.  I opened the drawer and carefully started sifting through the contents – a 45rpm of John Lennon's "(Just Like) Starting Over" I'd bought before he was killed; a personal letter from Phyllis Schlafly on being conservative; People magazine's tribute on the death of Sir Lawrence Olivier, "Goodnight Sweet Prince."  Then I pulled out a theater program for Camelot signed by Richard Harris; a paperback titled Dark Shadows; and the last issue of George magazine, published before John F. Kennedy, Jr. flew to eternity. "Ah," I always say with a smile – one of my favorite old snapshots of me posing in the...(Read Full Article)