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What’s too far to go? In San Francisco, a school board voted to rename multiple schools with possibly objectionable names — including schools named after Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and the current Senior Senator from California, Dianne Feinstein. We keep cancelling people — meaning vocal masses attempt to negate one’s
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No doubt we are offended by much… A car cuts us off. A close friend shares big news with the group before sharing individually with us. A rude remark is made our presence. And let’s be clear; in some instances the offense is unquestionably legit. But let’s be
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My nephew was in the hospital for a total of 10 days — 6 of those in ICU. My teenage, summer camp buddy’s entire household was affected — all 6 of them. Many lost their sense of taste and smell, but not him. He had little more than a common cold,
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It’s a phrase I’ve come to conclude, few of us understand. Fewer still, consistently employ… Let our words be seasoned with salt. Perhaps we should first note ten of the plethora of purposes for salt: * Salt preserves. * It enhances texture. * It adds flavor. * Salt is a binding agent;
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New posts will resume Sunday, February 21st. We can't wait!
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We begin with succinct accounts of three distinct, polished professionals… Some would say his personality is “larger than life.” He has a strong, affable personality and has been considered one of the most popular in his field. He is also very good at what he does professionally — one of the
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I grew up in Indianapolis. Indy natives generally agree on three primary premises:. * One, basketball is best in the Hoosier state (ahem… Boilermaker state). * Two, the greatest spectacle in far more than racing occurs each Memorial Day weekend. * And three, Tom Brady is deserving of scorn. As Super Bowl LV
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When sitting down to pen this post, it originally began like this… Executive Orders continue to be each incoming president’s initial wave of action. In the 11 days of their January tenure, the Biden administration announced 25 executive orders, 10 presidential memos, and 4 proclamations, compared to 20 each
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Let’s begin with a lesson from baseball. It’s less than a month until pitchers and catchers report. Granted, this post really isn’t about baseball. Stay tuned… This past week was the annual announcement of the those to be honored with membership in Cooperstown’s National Baseball Hall
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(Part 2 of our discussion from David French’s Divided We Fall, although bear with me; it will take us an intentional minute to get there…) Last fall I witnessed a horrendous outcome. No doubt an unmistakable atrocity. It was such a gross injustice, in fact, I actually looked on
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As COVID continues, one of the best things about the extended, isolated time in our homes is the opportunity for (A) taking more much-anticipated naps, (B) eagerly anticipating the next Netflix series upon which to binge, and (C) making major dents in books you’ve longed to read. This
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Dear Joe, Congratulations, Joe, on being elected the 46th President of the United States of America. I know the fanfare of the congratulations is tempered by the sobering responsibility before you, as it’s hard to fathom the enormity of the task. You’ve been tapped to be the Chief