91.   High above her head, in a perfect proscenium arch, the boughs of the oak trees rise and fall on the wind.

92.   I remember going to town with my daddy on Saturday afternoons and wishing we lived in a big city with white-tailed oak trees like Fayetteville.

93.   I was peacefully tending the charcoal grill under an oak tree in the back yard when a subdivision neighbor drove up, slightly irate.

94.   I was ready to stretch out under the oak tree in the back yard when our granddaughter announced she and some of her friends planned to go fishing.

95.   I saw the one big oak tree in the cornfield and I knelt down and said a prayer.

96.   If the wormy green things are not alive, then they are the flowers of the oak tree.

97.   If you can, sneak up to the balcony and sip your drink in the branches of the oak trees.

98.   If your oak tree is healthy, it will easily survive a moderate number of worms.

99.   In South Mills, Joyce Medlin said she was awakened early Friday by the cries of neighbors after a large oak tree crushed their garage.

100.   In the meantime, word of the oak tree spread on the grapevine and folks began wandering through the backyard to see the natural tragedy.