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“The mind is everything. What you think you become.” — Buddha What we think.We become.

Well, another visit to The Woo. Here is the thing.  According to a 2023 Washington Post article, 70 million Americans read their horoscopes daily.  And, for those who do not know, there are 333 million people in the United States.  So. That’s about 21% of us.  What’s your sign, baby?  I don’t read them religiously. 

“She found his churlish remarks during the meeting to be completely unprofessional and unnecessary.” Well, I don’t know who she is.  Or him, either.  Let’s just call them Freda and Bernard. Their imaginary characters live in the dictionary under the word “churlish.”  They stand there, day in and day out, on those pages, in that

If you haven’t put them on already, the time has come to put back on those long pants. At least if you live in Ohio or any other part of the Northern Hemisphere.  You see, here in these parts, Winter is knocking on the door.  And though, technically, Winter doesn’t begin until December 21, when

October is a good month.  And here it is, upon us.  The leaves are turning.  There is a different smell in the air.  The world around us is in a state of change, and we really see it in the Fall in Ohio. But with all of this comes cooler air and darker nights.And what

I’m in a state of… Just about any word can end that phrase, depending on what we might be in a “state” of. State of peace.A state of frenzy.A state of happiness.A New York State of Mind. Oh. That last one. You see, no matter what other “state” we might be in — panic, calm, anger,

Too Scary By Linda Stowe After spending the past many months of following the news of every crime and misdemeanor attributed to our former president and those around him, I feel like I am ready to sit for the bar exam. And that is just one aspect of the news. There are so many threats

We don’t have parking meters in Preble County.  When you park in downtown Eaton, the county seat and only city, everything is free. You simply pull into one of many spots.  There’s normally plenty of spaces available. So I don’t think about parking meters much.  In fact, most of us don’t until the time comes