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I never went so far as to get arrested, only because, in my case, Secret Service agents would have had to accompany me into the jail cell, and that would [...]

An essay is presented which examines the author's recollections about her mother, former U.S. First Lady Nancy Reagan, who died in 2016. The author's grandmother Edith Davis is mentioned, along with tension in mother-daughter relationships and information about a meeting involving Nancy Reagan and her daughter in New York, New York in 1971. The author's dating relationship with her former high school English teacher is examined, along with the death of ex-U.S. President Ronald Reagan.

A well-groomed dog. 'I use my Peggy's Stitch Eraser to give my long-haired dachshund a touchup between groomings. I got the idea as I was using the Stitch Eraser to [...]

'I use my Peggy's Stitch Eraser to also give my long-haired dachshund a touchup between his hair trimming appointments. I got the idea as I was using the stitch eraser [...]

Former President Reagan's daughter Patti Davis has had a stalker for eighteen years. The stalker has been in prison and only written to her, but emotionally she has been affected and dreads his release.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of returning to Rancho del Cielo, ranch that was owned by author's late father and legacy in Santa Barbara, California.

Pays tribute to several entertainers in the U.S. who passed away in 2004 including Marlon Brando.

Narrates the views of Patti Davis, daughter of Ronald and Nancy Reagan, about her parents' relationship. Encompassing love that defined the Reagan's marriage; Insights on watching her mother care for her father suffering from Alzheimer's disease; Efforts to bring comfort and solace to her mother.

A narrative style is used to profile John W. Hinckley Jr., who attempted to assassinate U.S. President Ronald Reagan. On March 30, 1981, Hinckley shot President Reagan, former U.S. press secretary James Brady, U.S. Secret Service agent Timothy McCarthy, and Washington D.C. police officer Thomas Delahanty. Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity and is housed at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Washington D.C. The author examines how the victims of the shootings and their families have been impacted.

Offers the thoughts of Patti Davis, daughter of former United States president Ronald Reagan, on the case of John Hinckley. Hinckley's attempt on Reagan's life in 1981 and subsequent admittance to a mental hospital in Washington; Why Hinckley should not be allowed to leave the hospital grounds on day trips; Hinckley's belief that if he killed Reagan he would live with actress Jodie Foster in heaven forever.

Comments on the importance of the improvement of interpersonal relationship of a bodybuilder. Meeting a potential partner in the gym; Making and breaking the rules of dating.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being praised for looking young at the age of 54.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's thoughts on her father's final years of life, noting her father is former U.S. President Ronald Reagan.

An essay is presented which serves as a first person narrative that examines the author's experience as the daughter of a father with Alzheimer's disease. She talks about the emotional difficulties of having to observe her father's cognitive abilities decline while growing up. The author also comments on perceived differences between the way men and women deal with the disease.

The article focuses on U.S. actor and activist Michael J. Fox. The author traces Fox's history with Parkinson's disease from his diagnosis in 1991 to his public disclosure of the diagnosis in 1998 when he began advocating to find a cure for the disease and for stem cell research. Reportedly, Fox has endured public scrutiny following his testimony before the U.S. Congress.

Presents a photograph of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan reading a Christmas story to his young children. How a large number of Reagan's family photographs were found for sale on eBay; Expression on Ronald Reagan Jr.'s face; Loss in the belief of Santa and the magic of Christmas.

Provides an essay from Patti Davis, the daughter of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, regarding his letters that were published in the book 'Reagan: A Life in Letters' Her memories about her father's communication skills; His role as a disciplinarian and father to his children; Sentimental vale of the letters.

Presents observations from Patti Davis, the daughter of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, with regard to how her father suffers from Alzheimer's. How her father offered a good example of leadership for Davis; Her feelings about parenthood.

Expresses the thoughts of the author, Patti Davis, daughter of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, about Alzheimer's disease. Announcement by Charlton Heston that he has the disease; Death of Maureen Reagan and her activism for Alzheimer's; Effects of the disease on patients; Reactions of family members.

Comments on the author's father, former United States President Ronald Reagan, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. How the family will celebrate his approaching birthday, in light of his illness; Thoughts on grief and death; Childhood memories.

Offers the author's personal account of drug abuse. Description of substance addiction as a love affair; Reference to the honesty in Robert Downey Jr.'s eyes when he was arrested.

The article discusses ten old-fashioned gallantries that men can perform to women. Some of these gallantries include listening when a woman talks, having a good grooming, and cooking meals for women. Other gallantries include asking a woman for a date, humoring a woman, and having the virtue of patience.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of supporting her friend who was cheated by her husband.

The article discusses the author's experience planting trees.

This is an article written by Patti Davis, the daughter of former United States President Ronald Reagan, on the last days before her father's death. On June 3 Patti Davis wrote for PEOPLE about the final days of her father's illness. Just two days later Ronald Reagan passed away, and she added a sad coda. A disease that arrives with death as its soulmate. Now you'd have to be the most selfish person in the world not to take comfort from the support of so many. Yet for me his death is simply this: One last moment of startling life, a memory seared into our hearts, the one antidote to the sorrow that will stream on with no end in sight.

Presents an article about a shirt of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan which was inherited by his daughter and how this shirt reflects life.

Relates the experience of the author on the difficulties of being a president's daughter. Views on politics; Efforts of the author to avoid the spotlight; Constraints in teenage activities.

Relates the author's relationship wth her father, former United States President Ronald Reagan after he was diagnosed of having an Alzheimer's disease. Sharing memories with her father; Communicating with other patients' families; Author's attitude towards her father's disease.

Offers a look at the private life of the author's father, former United States President Ronald Reagan. Sense of mystery inspired in people; Approach to fatherhood; Display of affection; Show of anger.

The author, a member of a well-known family, discusses her experience self-publishing her fictional work.