I had a book when I was younger called “Winners Never Quit”. Published in 1970, it was a book about different athletes who persevered over an assortment of obstacles and succeeded in their various sports. It made a big impression … Continue reading
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Who can figure out how to find something amazing in their life….every day? That’s tough. No one can do that. It’s impossible. So, that being said, I think I’ll continue my trend of “not looking” and just settle back into … Continue reading
On Monday of the second officially notified week of the beginning of the PANDEMIC®, one of my customers sneezed me full in the face. I handed her the package she’d ordered from Amazon, and, when her hands were full of … Continue reading
I love where I am. That doesn’t mean that I wouldn’t mind being somewhere else. I’d like to be in Idaho. There’s no reason I couldn’t be in Idaho. But…I love where I am. I have no reason to believe … Continue reading
I can’t see a germ. I can’t see inside a person’s soul. Even with my expensive trifocal lenses, that’s something I can’t do. I can’t see these things. I am wary of the things I think might be there….somewhere inside…the … Continue reading
“Transcendence”. That’s a funny word…when you think about it. What do we have to “transcend”? All of this world? Maybe. But…some…a lot…most…of this world is a beautiful gift…to be trusted and appreciated and approved of. I want to learn to … Continue reading
This is a great and mellow version of one of my favorite Hendrix songs…this time done by Emily Elbert and some talented guitarist friends. Good, good stuff…sensitive. Reminds me what a great songwriter Jimi Hendrix was…in addition to being a … Continue reading
The three-piece band from Michigan…playing live in front of a stadium fuller than when the Beatles played there in 1965. Live. Three-piece band. Live. Man, they were a great band. I thought that I didn’t really listen to Grand Funk … Continue reading
I’m not a hoarder. I’m an “assembler of useful things”. That’s what a hoarder would say. Of course, most of the stuff that I accumulate is useful. Books…guitars…music…tools…etc. Useful. But…any “stuff” is a pain in the rear if it fills … Continue reading