When you get medical advice that when you’re tired you need to rest to allow Chemotherapy drugs to do their thing in your body, even if you’re a stubborn guy like me, you kind of have to pay attention. So … Continue reading →
This past weekend was one filled with much more rest and inactivity than I am accustomed to, as I recovered from the 2nd of 6 scheduled rounds of chemotherapy on Friday. I’ve discovered that TV sporting events aren’t near as much … Continue reading →
It’s unfortunate that the pace at which we live doesn’t often give us the chance to let people know how important they are to us or how little things they do can make an impact on us. But my day … Continue reading →
I am among those people who subscribe to the theory that government over-regulation is a major deterrent to business growth. I’m also the first to admit that there are times that we need to be regulated as a society, because … Continue reading →
Some stories can upset you. Other stories can amaze you. And still others make us all wonder what he or she was thinking, and that’s the case with the news item I found this morning from our news partners at metro source … Continue reading →
If you’re a Browns fan, even a casual one like me, it’s easy to get pretty amped up about last night’s Browns win over the Jets. Their come-from-behind victory, their first since December 24th 2016, gives the teams’ long-suffering faithful a … Continue reading →
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 →
