The Risk of Online Church Shopping
Strange times create strange situations, sometimes things we never would have thought of. I’m thinking about the current status of churches/houses of worship as the country deals with the coronavirus
Don’t Pity the Bottom Feeder
One of my favorite memories of growing up was spending a Saturday morning fishing with my dad at the Bordentown, NJ, intersection of the Delaware River and Crosswicks Creek (do
Cookies and Milk: A Quandary
My wife Evelyn and I will be married 51 years come June 8th. In all that time, we have come to know each other fairly well. And yet, there are
Where Have All the Pastors Gone?
Call me a sorehead, but there’s something that bothers me. Now, I need to offer this disclaimer: I’m not minimizing the tremendous sacrifices and over-and-above dedication of our nation’s first
Another Toilet Paper Rant (My May 5, 2020 Experience)
A few weeks ago I visited our local Sam’s Membership Warehouse ISO Charmin toilet paper. It was my third attempt, with the same result: crickets on the shelves. I arrived
My Sore Biceps
My biceps were sore when I got up this Wednesday morning. That’s usually something I would report to my older daughter’s “Let’s Do This! Challenge” page on Facebook after a
COVID-19 and Co-operation
“The coronavirus pandemic.” Those words have become a news media logjam. Just this morning, wife Evelyn and I were watching CNN. From the time we began eating breakfast until we
“Silent Spring” and My Lawn
Rachel Carson would be so angry with me. After years of keeping her best-selling investigative book, “Silent Spring,” in a storage box I finally read it last year. It wasn’t
The Carnival Mind Set and Palm Sunday
The state fair. Six Flags. Walt Disney World. Your birthday party. Each of these is one event in time. For the most part it is expected that we will enjoy
COVID-19: My Personal Take
What can I say that hasn’t already been said? As with virtually everybody who’s not a hoarder, we are finding it difficult to restock some supplies due to the empty