The topic for my blog today is a lot more personal than most others have been. This Sunday is Mothers Day and it will be my first Mothers Day without my mom Agnes Ulm, who passed away this past Christmas Eve. I … Continue reading →
Those of us who expected a raft of “covid babies” would be born as a direct result of the pandemic and the time people had to spend in their homes with little else to do last year, were badly mistaken. In … Continue reading →
don’t know about you, but the results of a national survey I read about yesterday leave me more than a little perplexed. Even though pandemic related restrictions that have been in effect for 13 months are being eased or lifted … Continue reading →
With vaccines in plentiful supply attention is turning toward a problem federal and state health officials may not have expected. That’s convincing the millions of Americans who haven’t yet started the coronavirus vaccination process to do so. It seems almost every … Continue reading →
Most of the news from Tuesdays’ Coronavirus update news conference in Ohio concerned relaxation of quarantine requirements for Ohioans who’ve been fully vaccinated against the virus. But, there was a bit of news that I quite frankly found startling! Citing … Continue reading →
It’s a trend that’s been inevidence for several years and it is showing no sign of ending. It is the collective “I don’t care” attitude a growing number of Americans seem to have when it comes to annual television awards shows. Ratings … Continue reading →
There’s little doubt that LeBron James is one of the greatest Professional basketball players ever, but the desire the Los Angeles Lakers star seems to have to stay relevant in the social media dominated world in which we live has … Continue reading →
It may be too early to tell, but it appears as a nation that we can breathe at least a temporary sigh of relief now that verdicts have been rendered in the Derek Chauvin case. Civil unrest that many expected … Continue reading →
An American politician who made U.S. history in a presidential election he didn’t win is being mourned today following his passing from natural causes at the age of 93. Walter “fritz” Mondale served under President Jimmy Carter as our nations’ 42nd vice … Continue reading →
Many people around our country and the world are preparing to observe this Thursday as Earth Day 2,021. The Earth Day event dates back to 1,970. About a year after the Cuyahoga River caught fire in Cleveland, a U.S. Senator Gaylord … Continue reading →
