Life’s Little Moments

I've been having fun on the blog in the last week or so. However, we've experienced our share of rough stuff at home. Hopefully, we're working our way towards the end of it. Germs! It started with Ella about three weeks ago. She went to urgent care with a fever. They said it was an … Continue reading Life’s Little Moments →

A Wave I Want NO Part Of (and other thoughts)

The Beach Boys sang the surfing hit "Catch a Wave" back in 1963. They were the kings of "surf rock" and their songs had a "happy" sound that made you wanna grab a surf board and head to the beach. Today, when we talk about waves, it has nothing to do with surfing. The wave … Continue reading A Wave I Want NO Part Of (and other thoughts) →

“Hello Again, Hello …”

Long time ... no blog Hello, my friend. Sorry I have been away for a bit. My last blog led to many friends on Facebook reaching out to see if I was okay. I wasn't. When I wrote that blog, I obviously was a bit frazzled, but had yet to reach my breaking point. That … Continue reading “Hello Again, Hello …” →

Random Thoughts and Stories I’ve Seen

In the Creative Writing class I had in college, one of the exercises they had us do was to grab a piece of paper and just write whatever pops into your head. That's kind of where this blog is coming from. What will it contain? Read on and see ... The above quote is from … Continue reading Random Thoughts and Stories I’ve Seen →

Stuck Home – Now What?

This week, I was fascinated at the simulations posted by the Washington Post on how a virus (coronavirus or the flu for that matter) are spread. You can see them here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/world/corona-simulator/ The coronavirus is everywhere. Schools are closed. Casinos are closed. Churches are streaming services online. Restaurants and bars are closing. College commencement ceremonies … Continue reading Stuck Home – Now What? →

Mitch Albom’s Coronavirus Column

Many know Mitch Albom for his books (The Five People You Meet in Heaven, Tuesdays With Morrie, Finding Chika, and more). I have lived in Michigan all my life, and I came to know him as a journalist for the Detroit Free Press. Long before people got their news from the Internet, I used to … Continue reading Mitch Albom’s Coronavirus Column →