D Magazine May 1987

The perfect summer sandwich

I was a middle-aged mummy

THE ELEMENTS OF SPRING

Also: Ashoka, Hampton’s, Chapps, and Pollo Bueno

I have this friend…and she works outside the home…but she also loves her kids

Craig Hall fought to save $1.1 billion in realestate, and lived to tell the tale.

Who wrote the book of motherhood?

Is there life after the death penalty? Maybe-with Dandy Don as coach, players with heart, and a willingness to accept brave defeat.

The books of summer: a fan’s guide to great baseball reading

The new breed of S&Ls has done costly damage to the real estate market. A look at four troubled lenders.

Pictionary is the latest game people play

In the late 19th century, thousands of Dallasites were hooked on cocaine, opium, and morphine-and it was all perfectly legal

Searching for the best potpourri

FOUR GREAT ANSWERS TO THE BURNING QUESTION: WHERE DO PEOPLE AROUND HERE GO FOR THE WEEKEND?

With Killer bedroom diseases stalking the singles bars, aural sex may be the hot line of the future

Sandra Bridewell was on her way up in Dallas society. She was beautiful, alluring, rich. But her husbands kept dying. So did one of her best friends.

Aland shrouded in mystery is best revealed from the seat of a bicycle