Ah, the words “no pain, no gain” rang in my head this morning, as they did two decades ago when I was struggling with my mid-life weight gain at the gym. Those words are even more applicable today in the Continue Reading →
Don’t get me wrong about books. My mother was an avid reader whose education lacked a high school diploma. In every book she owned, she wrote, “The Bible…still the greatest.” However, aside from the Bible, I am compelled to tell Continue Reading →
Thanks to Speaker Pelosi, I believe the expression “civil disagreement” is now officially an oxymoron. After watching one of the most moving and informative SOTU speeches I’ve ever heard, I also saw a completely uncalled for temper tantrum from one Continue Reading →
What am I thinking this morning, and do you really care? A mishmash of negativity is going through my mind due to several unsettling events. Maybe you can relate to one, some or all. Or none. I usually try to Continue Reading →
If you’re looking to read a revelation, please go no further. You’ll be disappointed. But if you want a change of pace, an interlude, continue on. Someone once told me that my affection for jigsaw puzzles was a waste of Continue Reading →
By Dee Armstrong I’ve gotten old and lazy, so I’ve decided to challenge myself and write about a complex but critical subject, one near and dear to me—the Electoral College. A recent court ruling has brought the subject to the Continue Reading →
By Dee Armstrong The tree is barren, clearly dead for many years. It still stands straight and tall on the side of the highway to Kalispell, Montana. It serves as its own headstone. At one time it was filled with Continue Reading →