A story that’s unfolding in Cuba would probably receive more attention here in the U.S. if it weren’t for the complete and total control the communist government in the island nation has over the people who live there. What we … Continue reading →
One of Ohio’s most famous native sons was saluted posthumously in several Ohio communities over the weekend. John Glenn would have turned 100 years old yesterday, had he not passed away in December 2,016. Glenn was born in Cambridge Ohio, and was … Continue reading →
Unless you were old enough to have wanted to buy something like a car or a home or had a vehicle you needed to fill up with gasoline late in the 1970’s you may not realize that it appears that … Continue reading →
I was absent-with-leave yesterday but it wasn’t a day off to spend time in the pool. Instead, yesterday was the day for my annual Cancer Screening Check up at Cleveland Clinic. Far too many of you know the anxiety that … Continue reading →
Basketball super star LeBron James has a lot of fans and followers, and apparently his share of detractors too. A new survey from the sports handicapping web site PickWise shows James has received more than 122,000 negative messages on Twitter in … Continue reading →
The idea of promoting a door to door campaign to convince Americans who’ve not yet gotten vaccinated against Covid19 to do so, expressed by our president during a briefing Tuesday, may shed some light on just how out of touch … Continue reading →
A tiny cherry tomato, the first from the handful of plants in our back yard that was left for me by my wife Kathy at the spot where I wolf down breakfast on my way to work this morning, had … Continue reading →
It’s best to analyze and appreciate where we are when you compare it to the way things were in the past. Where we were last year at this time was dealing with the throws of a pandemic which had many people … Continue reading →
I have said and have written before that one of the things I like most about my job is the interesting people I get to meet. I’m pretty sure that I startled Shea who works for the company responsible for cleaning … Continue reading →
There’s something that used to be a staple of travel in America that is becoming as obsolete as the dial telephone. It’s the map! During a just-ended family vacation on the Outer Banks in North Carolina, the trek we took to … Continue reading →
