Mainers open the door to summer time!
Month: June 2016
The Wrinkles of Time
Every June when the summer solstice arrives, I feel the end of another year approaching. I’m a summer baby; born in the sweltering heat of August. If you follow the horoscope – I’m a Leo. […]
Study Shows “Children of Humor” Damaged by Blogging Parents
CHICAGO. As June winds down, graduates of local colleges here are packing up their belongings to move on to the next phase of their lives. “I can’t believe I have so many street signs,” says […]
Flying Coach vs. First Class
I have flown all over the world – to Europe, to China, and against my better judgment, once to Scranton, PA. But I’ve never flown first class. I had a boss who flew first class […]
Ask Mr. Data Breach
Pretty sure you didn’t order that helicopter that showed up on last month’s credit card bill? Wondering how your next-door-neighbor knows your high school nickname was “Binky”? You may be the victim of a “data […]
Next Time You Want to Lose Money, Call Me First
The news that rogue trader Jerome Kerviel won a wrongful termination case against his former employer Societe Generale, which fired him for losing the equivalent of $5.6 billion dollars, is this month’s top business story. Add the $350,000 […]
Sunday Scribble 6/19/16
Charles Schulz would be grinning at this one from Phillip Dillman. Please check out Phillip Dillman’s cartoon books Scripture Scribbles: Cartoons from the Choir Loft(HOPress, 2014) and the newly released More Scripture Scribbles: Cartoons from […]