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Since way back when I was young and pretty, I have been fascinated by
words, and the splendid gift that is the ability to share thoughts with
other people.
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Over the years at least two of my sons have wanted to fly, and both of them have tried with wildly different results.
I have dealt with forest fires, waded through icy flood waters and spent three hours in a
very small room with Charlie Manson, but a gentle man named Dale scares me to death.
A bit over a month ago my dear bride, the saintly Susan, did something amazing -- she quit!
Later this year a disturbing thing will happen, and even though it is
months away, I am preparing myself for the predictable shock.
From the time I was a wee widget I have been in awe of people who can make beautiful things with their hands. Having said that, I have discovered how to make stocking caps.
Over the years I have been repeatedly asked about how my family reacts to having their lives put on public review.
Christmas Phase II is the daunting task of figuring out how the electronic gifts I received and gave work.
There are times when I am really appalled by the fact my kids can make
obviously right decisions that are clearly the best thing for their
families.