It was a frigidly cold January morning in Washington D.C. That was not only descriptive of the weather. It was Inauguration Day and a new President was to be sworn in. He was a Democrat replacing a Republican. The election had been contentious and close with allegations of voting fraud […]
Monthly Archives: January 2021
The Silver Crown
Tomorrow I officially become a member of the septuagenarian club. As such, my thoughts this week haven’t been centered on inaugurations or new beginnings, rather, I spent a good bit of time pondering the wanderings of my journey. I realize that each of us walks our own path through life, […]
The Stomach Rebellion
There once was a man who had a strange dream in which his hands, feet, mouth, and brain all began to rebel against his stomach. “You good-for-nothing deadbeat!” the hands shouted. “We work all day long, sawing, hammering, lifting and carrying. By nightfall we’re covered with blisters and scratches, our […]
The Finer Thought
This has not been a good week to be an American. The polarization and division that has driven a wedge into our society was on full display in the halls of our national capitol. The surreal images of mob rule and thoughtless destruction we all witnessed on Wednesday was not […]


