This is Leap Year, and Saturday February 29th is Leap Day. The reason we need another day every 4th year is that a year is only 365.24 days long, something an astronomer for Emperor Julius Caesar figured out in 45 … Continue reading →
Even the most ardent of supporters of President Trump will have to admit there are times that he appears, as some put it,less than presidential. But I suspect there is more than one speech teacher out there, who’s been trying … Continue reading →
It’s a pretty safe bet that none of us ever met Hitetsu Watanabe, but maybe we would have all been better off if we had. The man the Guinness Book Of World Records says was the oldest living man in … Continue reading →
Much of the international news these days is dominated by stories surrounding the Corona Virus. As the number of cases of the virus around the world continues to climb and the death toll from it continues to grow it’s having … Continue reading →
Maybe because I didn’t believe that temperatures would reach the lower 50’s yesterday, this Grandpa was not prepared for what was a very nice Sunday to spend some time outside. I hadn’t fully charged the batteries in our grandsons; riding … Continue reading →
At a time when we are encouraged to accept diversity: to live and let live: the response from officials at the university of Albany in new York state to a student party and social media posts sounds eerily like a bid … Continue reading →
The technology world is mourning the loss of a man who’s name you never heard before who made a mark on the computing industry patenting a function many of us use multiple times every day. Larry Tesler was working at Xerox … Continue reading →
Something I discovered searching through the “my documents” file on my home computer yesterday made me smile and just a tad sad too. For some reason, I wrote a bucket list of things I wanted to do and accomplish back … Continue reading →
The procrastinators among us may be able to learn a lesson from one of the hundreds of ducks who’ve found Delphos is a place with plenty of available food and drivers who will stop their cars so they can safely … Continue reading →
It was very cold in Delphos Saturday morning, but despite single digit temperatures some 65 children and adults were out and about early putting up signs in support of the Delphos School District’s one-half of one percent income tax issue on the … Continue reading →
