I was fortunate enough to see Van Halen several times. Once, in 1982, when David Lee Roth was still the lead singer, and a couple of times with Sammy Hagar singing lead. […]
What I Would Say
I’m not trying to minimize your pain. It’s there and it’s very real if you’ve gotten to this point. I’ve been there myself – many times over the years. It hurts, a […]
Thoughts For September 19, 2020
Fall has come to Northern New England; a little earlier than usual. I don’t know if it’s the smoke from the wildfires cooling it off sooner, or the effects of the moderate […]
Another Reason We Shouldn’t Celebrate Columbus Day: It’s All A Lie
There has been a great deal of movement over the last decade or so to stop celebrating Columbus Day. Most of the argument has to do with what happened to the Native […]
What Have We Become? When Being Popular on Social Media Overrides Compassion
I saw this story this morning in my feed. I subscribe to several newspapers, the Washington Post being one of them. This is the beginning of that story: Armed with a crowbar, […]
Suburban Corruption on Long Island
Greed and corruption is as old as time and happens everywhere. I saw it when I lived on Long Island in two different towns, and I see it where I live now. […]
The Difference Between Personal Attacks and Personal Information
Some people get upset when you bring up personal information during an argument or discussion. I do believe there’s a time and a place where that is okay; if there is something […]
FUBO TV Deletes Channels and Ups Their Price
We cut the cord on cable a few months back. After comparing all of the services out there for streaming, we went with FUBO TV. They had the channels we wanted for […]
Corona Virus Diaries – June 27, 2020
Here we are at the beginning of summer, and, really, not much has changed since the end of March. We had a chance to get some control of the situation and it […]
Black Lives Matter Protest in North Conway
I was so very proud of the town I live in yesterday. New Hampshire is not a state known for its diversity. In the 2010 census we were 94% white. The few […]
Thoughts From the Mountain Top 