Pieces of the Past — Higher Education
I’d say 99% of my readers missed the “Ag Era”. By the end of the 1800s, the economy was shifting from a focus on farming to one of life preparation. As the
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Making Waves — New York
Climate problems may seem overwhelming, but people all around this great nation are taking action. This week we’re looking at NEW YORK and the question is: What is the value delivered by
Generations
There are three generations represented in my immediate family. My wife and
Pieces of the Past — His Master’s Voice
It was 8th grade. Mr. Fawcett’s music class. Back in 1964-65, the
It only happened once
I was recently given one of those really simple yet profoundly changing metaphors for the handling of gnarly crap. “It only happened once,” this
There is No Excuse
Y’all.
I’m Married to Myself
Apparently, I have a presence on your local dating app. I’m not saying I haven’t created most of the profiles. But if any of
Be The Light
While driving around the other night, I saw in the distance what appeared to be Christmas lights. I thought it was a little early,
I’m a Yeti-loving Tiger King
Okay. I had an idea for a column this week. I still have the idea. I’ll probably bring it to life soon. But before
It Still Hurts
There’s really no way to prepare for it. I’m not sure there’s an appropriate metaphor for how the news hits. And try as they
Say Nothing
I’m really tired of the “it’s okay to not be okay” rhetoric. Okay, that’s not accurate. It’s not the rhetoric I have a gripe
I’m not a teacher…
…but I play one in real life This week, I made the decision to fully homeschool my kids. I legally signed them out of
Still Finding a Way
The Sheffield varsity football program has been in the spotlight over the last five or so years due to low participation numbers. One thing
I’ll be Jack Torrance by February
It’s here. It’s finally here. There are only a few more days until Halloween. You guys. I know a lot of people don’t get