We could save ourselves a lot of trouble if we sent children outside barefoot, in a field of clover, while eating a PB&J, like parents did when I was a runt.
Philip Gulley
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Phil Gulley: Without a Hitch
“While I’m clearing the air, I’ll add that their gay marriage harmed my traditional marriage exactly zero percent.”
Philip Gulley
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Phil Gulley: Dead Wrong
I’ve buried quite a few stinkers these past 31 years, but you would never have known it from their funerals.
Philip Gulley
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Phil Gulley: Ill at Ease
So far, the only downside to diabetes is not being able to eat Cinnabons at the airport.
Philip Gulley
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Phil Gulley: Age-Old Problem
My biggest worry about retirement isn’t how I’ll pay for it, but whether I should even do it. We’ve all heard stories about guys who retired and five minutes later dropped dead.
Philip Gulley
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Indianapolis Monthly Wins 10 ‘Best in Indiana Journalism’ Awards
First-place categories for IM stories included Medical, Business, and Sports reporting, as well as Column and Features writing.
IM Editors
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Phil Gulley: Beyond Belief
Some people shouldn’t take up religion, and you know the kind of people I mean—folks who are a few biscuits short of a breakfast.
Philip Gulley
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Phil Gulley: The Girl Next Door
As I write this, my wife and I are expecting our first grandchild, Madeline. The level of excitement, as you can imagine, is high.
Philip Gulley
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Phil Gulley: Strong Foundation
Sometimes you have to live in a house for a while before she trusts you enough to reveal her secrets.
Philip Gulley
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Late Models: Phil Gulley Reminisces About His Rides
Perfectly decent human beings, like me for instance, are made to feel like losers for driving a 1999 Toyota Corolla.
Philip Gulley
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Letters to the Editor: Philip Gulley's Back Home Again Column
Responses to Philip Gulley’s opinion column
IM Editors
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Phil Gulley: House of Lies
The listing noted that the house was in a “Great Neighborhood!” I’m in that neighborhood, so it’s not all that great.
Philip Gulley
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Jim Mulholland Finds It Hard to Believe
I asked Jim if he ever felt like he had betrayed those who believed in his words. I was being as authentic as I could, he said.
CJ Lotz
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Stick with Me: Phil Gulley on Deforestation
Being too concerned about protecting the natural world is like being too concerned about babies. How is it possible to be too concerned?
Philip Gulley
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Phil Gulley Ponders Life Before Cell Phones
“You watch,” I told my wife back then. “The day will come when we’ll curse the person who invented cell phones.” That day is here.