The Tragedy of the Current Presidency
Donald Trump is not a serious man, hence the folly of expecting him to take his extremely serious...
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Opinion
CORE: We Want All of Edgewood Not satisfied with winning the giant prevarication election (which...
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Stand Up and Be Counted: On Why the Census Matters
In 1962 upon arriving in New Mexico from Iowa at 15, it was like being transported to Disneyland...
Read More Diary or Journal? On Doing Something Worth Writing About
It was time for me to do my Mouse and I was about to regale you with another squirrel story; this...
Read MoreThe Nostalgia of the Drive-In and Why It Might Not Yet Be Lost on Younger Generations
When older generations talk about the nostalgia from “the good ole days,” it’s almost guaranteed they’ll mention going to drive-in movie theaters when they were young. Being the ripe age of 26, I’d never experienced the...
Read More On shots and inoculations, boredom and getting older
How bored are you? You have watched television or your computer for six or seven months now. Your...
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Adapt and overcome, or else
I usually am organized and write my column on Wednesdays for my editor’s Thursday noon deadline....
Read More Are Veterans Treated With Respect? For more than six years I have been having issues with the VA...
Read More On 100 years of women voting, and what we think about it
Voting is a privilege, a right and an obligation. A hundred years ago women were not citizens of...
Read More Campaign 2020: ignoring the middle with two months to go
I’ve managed to miss most of both major party conventions both by intent and circumstance. I am...
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EDITORIAL: Edgewood, election didn’t change much
After a few years of agitating, a group of people in Edgewood (CORE, for Citizens for an Open and...
Read More On the Joys of Restaurants, and Their Tents
We had become like spoiled children in “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” You doubt me? When we...
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