No, I’m Not Nostradamus
I first posted this in October, 2006. You historians, check and see how right (or wrong) I was. Like most prognosticators, I usually reserve my predictions column until the end of the year. But […]
I first posted this in October, 2006. You historians, check and see how right (or wrong) I was. Like most prognosticators, I usually reserve my predictions column until the end of the year. But […]
Let’s face it: the 2020s have sucked. All of them. Sure, we’re only halfway through, but the bloody writing is on the frosty wall. I have a friend who thinks you only need to get […]
Years ago I DJ’d part time at a local radio station, and happened to be working when the boss decided it was time to start the Christmas season with the Gift of Music. He produced […]
As months go by and seasons change We watch the outside rearrange Nature knows a change is due, And it’s not hard to see a clue Like puppies frozen to a tree While going […]
Thanksgiving in America continues to be one of the most traditional holidays. It still features the original four hundred year old activities of overeating, football, and complaining about Black Friday. In the Hunter household, as […]
So … we need a little Christmas. I’ve always had this thing about putting up Christmas decorations, or in any way mentioning Christmas, before Thanksgiving. By “thing” I mean that seeing anything Christmas related […]
News of the East Wing of the White House, which isn’t there anymore, made me wonder just how many changes have been made to the Executive Mansion over the years. I mean, besides changing its […]
A small town needs certain things to stay alive. A post office; a gas station; apparently a dollar store, considering they’re springing up like Marvel movies. The one strange guy who walks around at night […]
Our theme for 2025’s Fire Prevention Week is “Charge Into Fire Safety”, which I thought was sending the wrong message. Do you want people to Charge Into Fire anything? I submit that we should be […]
My wife Emily works at a saddle barn, guiding trails at Pokagon State Park here in Indiana. Emily is, shall we say, height challenged. I don’t believe it’s PC to say “short” anymore. But one […]