I had an opportunity to visit the National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri, last week. It houses the most extensive collection of artifacts from the Great War in the world. I have previously written about family who served in The Great War in both the Army and the Navy. I … Continue reading Letters From Home: World War I
Daily Inspiration
Flopping
I purchased my current mattress after the break up of my marriage. It was not supposed to be my forever mattress, only my transition mattress. After eight years and even more lumpy spots, it had to go! After weeks of procrastination, I went shopping. The first few stores were not doing it for me. In … Continue reading Flopping
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Time to stop the tantrums
Full disclosure: I am a white male, mid 50's, with an education. I am just the sort of person you don't want to listen to if you are one of the people wearing a safety-pin and protesting the election. If you don't want to read this, please go find some kitten videos on You Tube, … Continue reading Time to stop the tantrums
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The Space to Write
The largest room in my house is the master bedroom. It actually could be divided into an office and a bedroom. There is a bay window area that is home to a desk that is perpetually covered in old family photos waiting for a turn in the scanner, snail mail and Blue Ray discs of … Continue reading The Space to Write
Michael's Monologue 