I’ve always been the kind of guy who tries to find the positives in most any situation. Sometimes it’s hard to do, but I’ve found that that’s a much more helpful approach than seeing negativity. I discovered over the weekend … Continue reading →
One of the best weekends of the entire year in Delphos is right around the corner. Volunteers have been meeting since earlier this year planning what will be the annual Delphos Canal Days event. A 12th annual “Toast To The … Continue reading →
As preparations continue for what will be a rather long battle to deal with a bladder cancer diagnosis I received in Mid August, time has been at a considerable premium. For that reason, I haven’t had the opportunity to escape … Continue reading →
Results of a new survey about Americans reveals that if you are worried that unexpected medical costs may wipe out your savings, you are not alone. The Kaiser Family Foundation sampling says 67 percent of the Americans who were asked, … Continue reading →
I’ve been writing these blogs for well over a year, and I’ve found that one of the most difficult challenges is writing something that’s personal. But it is something I need to do this time. Because I reacted much more … Continue reading →
Just when I thought a jury’s conviction and separate guilty please from 2 formerly close associates might cause our nations most followed social media user to back away from the constant barrage of posts we’ve come to expect, President Trump … Continue reading →
For purposes of full disclosure, I am at best a casual Ohio State football fan. I enjoy listening to Buckeye games, and generally root for the Buckeyes when they play. But I’ve only been to a handful of OSU games, and enjoy tailgating … Continue reading →
Word from Columbus this morning is that the Ohio State board of trustees will get the final report on the outcome of the investigation into what Buckeye’s football coach Urban Myer knew about domestic violence issues concerning a now-former assistant, when he knew, and … Continue reading →
Most of us have been suckers for an auction at one time or another. If you have a man cave or office that would look a little nicer with some Cincinnati Reds memorabilia, you’ll be interested to learn that the … Continue reading →
As if there were any need to feel older, an anniversary this week caught my attention. The Woodstock music and art fair opened in upstate New York on this week in 1969. As a not quite 14 year old kid, I remember hearing … Continue reading →
