“And Then I Met Eddie”
The Union College (KY) Homecoming weekend turned out to be only one day, not a whole weekend, this year because of COVID concerns. However, Evelyn and I stretched it
“My Thermometer”
In my filing cabinet is a drawer packed with manila folders labeled for various owners’ manuals about a plethora of products that inhabit my home. The folders are broken
“A LONG SEMINAR”
I had the privilege of being part of a seminar on Tuesday, Oct. 12, “participating” (more like “observing”) the proceedings online as the featured speaker, the Rev. Dr. Tom
“Did Jesus Sing?”
I’m not sure why the question popped into my head, but it did anyway. I wondered if Jesus ever sang. He certainly knew the psalms, and, while they
“Carl, the Loser”
It was during my college years that I first became aware that “Carl” (or “Karl”) meant “loser.” If you’re old enough to remember the “Mad Libs” games, then
“Xfinity Eternity”
As of this writing I have been the customer of four different cell phone providers since I retired nine years ago: Verizon, T-Mobile, Consumer Cellular, and as of yesterday,
“On Mandates, Laws, and Freedoms”
“Athletic shoes required to use the fitness center.” That’s the sign that greets patrons of the fitness center at our Dover Modern Maturity Center. And my first (admittedly
“Is It Too Much to Ask?”
Sorry. I’m still on my kick about things that don’t work. Last week I was harping on the fact that my cell phone wasn’t working right (it still
“If Billionaires Can Joy-ride in Space …”
… then why can’t we have a dependable cell-phone system? I know, I know, billionaires and their toy rockets have nothing in common with the workings of mega-communications
“Water You Thinking about That?”
Apparently, the development in which we live has ongoing problems with its water system and once or twice a year we are notified that the water will be shut