Johnny Malone explains the meaning of life to an attentive Dan Morris. The answer had something to do with biscuits made with Martha White Self-Rising flour. That's Tom Reed in the background.

Bob Lewis deconstructs the phrase, "weak-kneed motions of normalcy" for Joel Wood, who remains unimpressed.

Joel Wood, Cheryl Levenbrown and Mary Reed, as dusk begins to fall across the land. That's Judy Malone at the far right. 

Janice (Dobbins) Mashburn, Juanita Warthen and Teresa Wasson. 

The gang poses while John Parish analyzes a problem with his newfangled digital camera. 

Judith Wylie and Bill Roberts. Judith just LOVES having her picture taken. 

Jeff Wilson and Bob Hewitt ponder one of the Reeds' dogs. 

Richard Crowson, Joel Wood, Ellen Dahnke and Trina Jones pause in the midst of refreshment. 

Teresa Wasson and Jeff Wilson pore over Sun memorabilia. 

Big-time Washington lobbyist and barbecue entrepreneur Joel Wood pauses to make a deal. When you wonder what happened to your Social Security a few years from now, remember this scene... 

Bob Lewis and Brad Warthen push the envelope of the truth as they tell how they used to chase that ol' demon that lives up in the thin air.

Juanita Warthen, Sue Ann Tanzer Roberts and Trina Jones, with Mary Reed's farm in the background. Remember that Dylan song, "I ain't gonna work on Mary's farm no more..." 

Cheryl Levenbrown, Kevin Barnard and Gwen Hopkins -- Jimmy Mizell in background, agitating somebody. 

Kevin Barnard and John Parish, with Mark Humphreys in the middle. 

Richard and Hunter convene an editorial board meeting. First issue on the agenda: Where's Eve?