Monthly Archives: July 2016
“Hell on Wheels from AMC”
Out With a Whimper, Not a Bang I have been a devoted fan of this show since Day 1. It fit my criteria perfectly, it was historical, it was a western and it was about the railroad. I loved every … Continue reading
We’ll Just Tell the Melanoma to Wait.
My middle child, my first-born son, the one that shares the same name as his dad and grandfather, fought an exhausting battle with melanoma that began almost four years ago this week. It was a grueling, long fight. When he … Continue reading
Open Letter to the Protesters Disrupting Lives that Matter;
An open letter to all the protesters shutting down freeways and interfering with the lives of the public-at-large, This is a picture of the devastation in West Virginia after the floods. These people are trying to dig out and salvage … Continue reading
Law Enforcement & the Citizen
Because I have spent over 20 years traveling the highways and byways of three states for my employment I can honestly say I have encountered good law enforcement and really bad law enforcement personnel. It has ranged from small town … Continue reading
Why a Daylily Can Make You Crazy
I need to tell you the back story of this daylily. Years ago Gilbert Wild & Sons in Missouri sent me a catalog and this daylily was offered for sale. The flower’s name is Jenni Sue. As it turns out, … Continue reading
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