With good friends, we escaped St. Louis for a week of extremely boring weather (81◦ to 84◦ every day, always sunny) in Key West. That meant trips through airports, and, living in St. Louis required flying Southwest Airline to get Read More …
Category: Economic Fairness
Insurance Money
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 …
January Missouri Benefit Report Shows Pain, Not Gain
Don’t expect to see many Missouri Republican legislators when you get to Heaven.
Rushed & Nasty
Several friends requested posts on more uplifting, positive topics: this won’t be one. Between the nonchalance of the Trump administration and minefields laid by the pandemic, the 2020 Census failed. The reliance on most Americans going on-line to complete their Read More …
Three Sad Trends
A young man died doing his job. Too bad his unfortunate, avoidable death won’t motivate change.
A Bad Time To Work For A Living
Now is the time to support the majority of Americans, the people who work for a living. They have cars to repair and electric bills to pay. Work for them for a change.