I never fold a fitted bottom bed sheet properly.
I have not lived in or near DuBois for 18 years, but I was delighted by last week’s news that the city has received a $710,000 grant to modernize the flood control measures that were first put in in 1972, almost a half-century ago.
The power went out and the discoveries commenced.
I was always aware of cousins.
I can’t tell who those people are on TV or in the newspapers.
I am still not sure who will get my vote for President tomorrow.
I might have enjoyed making my living as a long-haul big-rig truck driver instead of as a journalist — except for the long haul, big-rig 18-wheel tractor-trailer.
What will we do if and when a COVID vaccine becomes available?
About two weeks ago, I shopped for canning supplies: Jar lids and bands and a new pressure canner.
What is ripping apart our social fabric? Is it the effects of the COVID lockdown? Is it political bitterness?
