Weekly Enews

Driving into the office today, heavy fog swallowed up everything near the ground.

As I listened to KLOVE radio this morning the DJ described a recent Facebook “memory” that popped up on his profile.

Science tells us human beings are born with two natural fears: the fear of the sensation of falling and the fear of loud noises.

“Used to urge someone to make the most of the present time and give little thought to the future.”

Life is hard enough. When we see the brake lights in front of us, we’re worried. Could it be a long traffic tie up? What if there is an accident?

Are you like me, needing to occasionally turn social media off during the day?

It’s pretty easy to make a good impression. Just being friendly, speaking to people as you pass them on the sidewalk works every time.

Let’s talk dirty dishes. How do you get your dishes clean? Do you have a modern dishwasher?

John Herschel Glenn was born on July 18, 1921, in Cambridge, Ohio. In 1942/43 he began a remarkable career as an aviator in the Marine Corps.

What’s on your list of things to do this week? Have you got winter closet clutter you want to clear up before spring?

I was wrong, I admit it. Let me explain. Let’s go way back.

Kentucky had the third snowiest January on record. After a heavy snow and ice event on January 5th/6th with 10-12 inches of snow, sub-zero temperatures arrived and stayed.

Have you run across these little guys this winter? My wife can’t stand them.

Ever have a sweet tooth craving? What’s your preferred delicacy for desert?

The weather forecast was on TV when I got home at lunchtime. I was listening to the local weather guy describe in disbelief heavy snowfall covering Bourbon Street in New Orleans.

What are some of the plans you have for later this year? Have you considered a vacation or retreat?

We all like to dabble. There are many things that interests us. We pursue hobbies of all sorts.

The start of a new year is the perfect time to implement plans and goals for the entire year.

Today, as you read this article, the calendar on the wall should read Tuesday, December 31st. We’ve finally arrived at the last day of 2024.

Half of the country has been in a deep freeze since Thanksgiving.