Tag: Columnist
Window on the World Column | Remodeling My Attitude
I work with houses all the time — empty and full. “It’s much easier to sell if the house is empty,” I hear myself...
Funny Papers Again Column | On the Wings of Time Grief...
We all have what we nostalgically refer to as our “hometown,” that place where we spent maybe not the most years of our lives...
Worthy to Print Column | The Bonds of Brotherhood
I woke up the other day to my phone making sounds that announce a new text had come in since I last checked. I...
Window on the World Column | The Masks Are Coming Off
The masks are coming off people; and what is apparent is what is underneath isn’t always that pretty. No one has been to the...
Funny Papers Again Column | This Is the Best Thing We...
I uttered those words last Thursday evening from an outdoor stage during an event that, for me, is THE event of the year: The...
Worthy to Print Column | Patience Is a Virtue
What is patience? In my handy College Funk and Wagnalls Dictionary, patience is described as “The act of waiting calmly for someone or something.”...
Adventure Abounds Column | Adapting in Place
I’m excited to announce Sol Treasures is hosting a gallery of my photojournalism, and a meet the artist evening will happen this Friday from...
Funny Papers Again Column | Broken Ground Does Not a Groundbreaking...
While not referring to any particular county supervisor in last week’s Funny Papers, I did address the board in general with hopes some public...
Worthy to Print Column | Make the Most of Your Regrets
Regrets? I’ve had a few. Old blue eyes, Frank Sinatra, sure knew how to say it better than me, but then he got to...
Funny Papers Again Column | Diagonals and Rounds and Painted Walls
As reported in last week’s edition of the Rustler, the City of King has altered the direction of parking on a section of Broadway...
