December 2022

Linda Stowe is the writer of today’s blog. We play Wordle and create Wordle stories from our guess words. This one was written a few weeks ago. I think it is too good not to share. _____________ By Linda Stowe Years ago, I used to have coffee with a group of coworkers in the school […]

There is a lot t be said for libraries, I’ll tell you. As a kid growing up in Dayton, Ohio, the library was one of the most magical places on the planet for me. Mom always drove me, now that I think about it. I rode my bike just about everywhere else, but in the

Two things come to mind about this story. 1. We should always pay attention. Be “in the moment,” as they say.2. We should always consider and evaluate our choices. (AKA Don’t go Bungee Jumping.) First, I have to say. I’ve never seen the attraction of things like bungee jumping or leaping out of planes. Jumping

Sometimes they are obvious. Signals. I might give you a thumbs up to let you know that I like something. Or perhaps someone fires a gun to start a race. On other occasions, they might be subtle. A wink from a friend to let you in on the inside joke. Those signals. We need them

Grange was not a word I heard until I moved to Preble County in 1990. So then I knew the Grange as a building located near the Fairgrounds. I never thought much about it because when I asked Preble County people what it was, most people said it was just some old club. Funny, we

Blah, blah, blah. In the past almost thirteen years I’ve been writing this blog, I know I’ve said it here a lot about our Universe and its infinity. But think of the possibilities. The probabilities. We, humans, tend to consider things from our own experiences. So we try to conceive this subject of infinity and

We eat. We have to, or we’ll die. The upside is that food is wonderful. Delicious. Delectable. Delightful. Some foods are better than others, and it all depends on who we are and what our 3,000 tastebuds like the most. A cheeseburger, to me, might be a chocolate eclair for you. Or, your duck pate’,