BACK IN THE SADDLE
Virgal Kesler had stories to spare
Virgal Kesler once moved an entire gymnasium 90 degrees without lifting a finger.
Ignorance creates a flooded bliss
It’s hard to believe after the June we’ve had, but there was a time I thought floods were fun.
Hornet encounter was maddening
Sometimes those old cliches have a solid foundation in truth.
How much has attitude changed?
The ugliness of it was casual, and that made it even uglier.
'Bridge out' sign might be effective
Truckers dealing with construction on Indiana 26 in Portland have had their share of headaches.
Reasons to love summer are many
Summer. The temperature hits a certain mark, and the memories start flooding back.
'Native advertising' needs to die
Let’s start with the simplest premise, because that seems to be the one most often forgotten.
Hug from royalty elevated 'bozo'
It was the Dunkirk High School Alumni Banquet, and I finally had a chance to tell Suzi how she’d changed my life.
Family archives are a lot to take in
Tim Rivers has sent me down a rabbit hole.
Pierzynski no longer gets cheers
My wife and I said the word at the same time with the same inflection: “Pierzynski?”
Painting was worth the effort
It should come as absolutely no surprise to anyone who knows me that when it came time to buy a birthday present for my wife when I was in Moldova (and missing her birthday) I went shopping for a painting.
Moldovan students still engaged
I’d been given an address, but in Moldova that doesn’t mean very much.
It's all the same, but different
Mark Chernoff had a phrase for it: Everything is exactly the same, and everything is completely different.
Visitor may have said his goodbye
I had hoped to meet with Peter. But it was not to be.
Happy birthday; I'll be home soon
Some dates are special. Today is one of those.
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