There’s nothing like a little league game. Climactic victory, agonizing defeat, and utter chaos all within an hour. Little hearts are at stake. Physical skills are in development. Parents are helpless. (Though vocal.) Little… Read More »Little Hearts, Little Brains, and Little League
There was a guy at GM Shreveport in the 80’s who thought it was funny to come up behind you and yell “WHUT’RE YOO DOIN’?” I hated that guy. I know that’s wrong. I now… Read More »Take This Job and Love It!
I love her all the time, but OH. MY. GOSH. Come November, it’s on. By Thanksgiving weekend we have more lights, poinsettias, mangers, Santas, snowmen, wreaths, tinsel, holly and ornaments than anywhere south of… Read More »I Love My Christmas Wife!
You’re addicted to coffee. You know it. Everybody knows it. Don’t feel bad. So far they haven’t found anything wrong with it. They’ll try. But it’s still not harmful. It’s still not immoral. And… Read More »Coffee is Still Okay (and it’s awesome)
It’s been said you’ve either got time or money, but rarely both. You finally get something paid off, and another major expense hits. One season is behind you, and something else comes up. It’s one… Read More »It’s Always Something!
Ever back your car into a pole and take out a tail light? Ever do it in your WIFE’S CAR? Follow it by “helping” out with breakfast and breaking the knob off the stove. Complete… Read More »Not Everything is Broken
Every April Fools Day I come to work with my pants on backwards. No reason, other than a laugh. I mean, how ridiculous, really? Can you imagine wearing your pants backwards? Me neither. But… Read More »Your Pants are on Backwards.
It’s been a tumultuous season. COVID. The election. The annual “Christmas music too soon” debate. Everyone is weighing in. The world runs rife with contention. The temptation is to say, “We need to speak up”.… Read More »For Argument’s Sake:
At a recent visit to the University, the middle aged returning student who shall remain nameless thought, “I know. I’ll enroll in a class.” Between the seemingly endless application process, the cumbersome registration, the… Read More »Schooled at School
Sid was on top of the world. He’d given his all for his faith, his family, and his craft. His creative endeavors and good humor gained widespread support. He reached Valedictorian level status in his… Read More »Pride Comes Before