Generations
There are three generations represented in my immediate family. My wife and I are ‘boomers’. My daughter is Gen X and my sons are Millennial (AKA Gen Y).
Suggestions
Pieces of the Past — His Master’s Voice
It was 8th grade. Mr. Fawcett’s music class. Back in 1964-65, the choral music room had multiple levels. The farther toward the back you went, the higher you got.
Making Waves — North Dakota
Climate problems may seem overwhelming, but people all around this great nation
Big Shakes
George Santos, former Representative of New York’s 3rd Congressional district and head
Making Waves — Michigan
Climate problems may seem overwhelming, but people all around this great nation are taking action. This week we’re looking at MICHIGAN and the question
Sides
I was in Omaha for a couple of weeks back in 1996 for training. I stopped at a Boston Market to get something to
Making Waves — Massachusetts
Climate problems may seem overwhelming, but people all around this great nation are taking action. This week’s column looks at MASSACHUSETTS and the question
Pieces of the Past — Candlemas
Until this week, I had never heard of CANDLEMAS. A story about it was featured on WJET over the weekend. Primarily a Catholic tradition,
Be Careful What You Wish For
I don’t remember all of the details, but many years ago, I got a vasectomy because that operation was easier with less chance of
Pieces of the Past: Flatiron
Every time I go by the bank building on the corner I am reminded that the original mission of Pieces of the Past is
Making Waves — Maryland
Climate problems may seem overwhelming, but people all around this great nation are taking action. This week’s column looks at MARYLAND and the question
The Other Cheek
A number of years ago I stopped watching NFL football. What finally made me give it up was that it was taking four hours
Pieces of the Past — Lucy
Have you ever been to Celoron? Chances are you have! I’m guessing that over half of my readers have been there.
Making Waves — Maine
Climate problems may seem overwhelming, but people all around this great nation are taking action. This week’s column looks at MAINE and the question