Around the middle of April I put stuff back on our deck. The stone inserts in the metal table get dropped-in, the lounge and table chairs get unwrapped in the garage and moved back onto the deck, and, the outdoor Read More …
Around the middle of April I put stuff back on our deck. The stone inserts in the metal table get dropped-in, the lounge and table chairs get unwrapped in the garage and moved back onto the deck, and, the outdoor Read More …
I bought a typewriter last year, a used (but guaranteed) IBM Selectric: I knew my future included completing pounds of forms. As most know, I handled the affairs of a disabled friend. Now I serve as his Personal Representative, the Read More …
David C. Kimball, professor and interim chair of the Political Science department at the University of Missouri, St. Louis joined the West County Democrats today to discuss Current Election Issues in Missouri and the United States. His presentation and Glenn Read More …
The young checker at the grocery store looked surprised as my food moved down the belt. I doubt he expected an order to start with seven pounds of butter. You see, a couple of times a year my grocer places Read More …
So, do you think Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton and James Madison contemplated female college students allowing their near naked visages to travel around the world in less than one second? When the Constitutional Convention met in the late Read More …
Washington Republicans talk more about the voluntary decision by the Dr. Seuss organization to pull six older titles with, well, problem characterizations than the latest – much needed – stimulus plan. They succeeded in rallying objections to the “cancel culture” Read More …