Today is be late to something day, or as I call it, Wednesday. I’m one of those folks who’s always rushing in to an event at the last minute. It seems like no matter how well I prepare or how early I leave, the universe conspires against me to ensure I never arrive to anything too long before it starts. … Read more »
I hope all my US based readers are having a safe and enjoyable long Labor Day holiday weekend! The exact moment when this post is published is also the moment my fantasy football draft starts, so I’ll be capping off my weekend with a little smack talk and a lot of lofty predictions that will almost surely fail to come… Read more »
Almost all of us have fold memories of a pet who is no longer with us, so this is a day that can touch us all. There is a lovely poem, author unknown about a place called the Rainbow Bridge, essentially a heaven for well-loved pets. You can find it all over the internet, including here: https://www.rainbowsbridge.com/Poem.htm Deborah Barnes is a… Read more »
Over the weekend this country lost a great man. He was a POW. He was a US Senator. He was the Republican nominee for President in 2008. He spoke his mind, even if it put him at odds with his own party. He loved America. I’m referring of course, to John McCain. Even if you didn’t agree with his politics… Read more »
The past few days I’ve been dealing with an awful bout of vertigo. I’m happy to say that I’m finally feeling a lot better, much thanks to my amazing chiropractor Dr. Dave. He saw me post a cry for help on Facebook on a Saturday morning and reached out me offering his assistance even though his office is closed on… Read more »
It’s had to believe, but back to school time is upon us already! Folders and notebooks are on sale everywhere and it seems like every store has a big display of backpacks in every color of the rainbow. While some parents are sad to see summer end, others are relieved to see the end of childcare hassles, or can tell… Read more »