Why is there so much anger in the world today?
I grew up and lived until I was 21 at 123 Malcolm Street, in Quincy.
Some of us are deeply concerned about the future for our children.
It is hard to believe that it has been 20 years since that fateful day in September 2001. In some ways it seems like yesterday, in others it s…
During our lifetime we have different stages we go through before we become adults.
Over the past week I have witnessed as I am sure most of you have the ongoing Afghanistan fiasco. It has been very disturbing to me to watch a…
Some of us in the media have serious concerns for our children and young people.
Four years ago, I found out I was Type II diabetic.
There are relatively only a few of us who have been blessed to be in the position to reach people across the world through various aspects of …
The last few months of my father’s life were spent in and out of the hospital.
If you haven’t felt the impact that the deaths of many of our citizens has caused, there definitely must be ice in your veins or you have no e…
Bobby Bowden was certainly a living legend and one of the most courteous people I have ever met. He had strong Christian beliefs that was a lo…
While working in Washington, D.C., upon meeting a person, a familiar question was “What do you do?”
Over the past few weeks, a good number of my friends and acquaintances have come down with COVID. Three of them are in the hospital, with one …
Who can we actually trust during this strange time in our history?
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I have always had a fascination with trains, planes and anything motorized.
There are many different religions and beliefs in our world today, but those of us who believe there is a God and a Heaven for believers, ther…
I cannot tell you the number of times over the past 30 years since my mother passed away I have wanted to ask her a question.
We are living in a time when we should never take life for granted.
I saw a caption under a picture recently that said over 50 percent of the population in the 1930s had milk delivered to their home.
We as Americans are known for our competitiveness.
Back in 2000 I had the opportunity to be in a musical called “The Will Rogers Follies.”
As we travel through this thing called “life,” we must continuously learn how to make adjustments.
I was recently in a conversation with a longtime friend of mine I had not seen in a while. We do keep up with each other on Facebook, which is…
Some of the most solemn words an individual can say are those spoken while getting married; “‘til death do us part.”
I’m not one that gets scared easily.