Thoughts for the Day, December 20, 2021: A full life
I had never heard about Henry Orenstein until Saturday. Then I read the article in the NY Times announcing his death at age 97. I have a lot more to …
My Thoughts on Life, Leadership and More
I had never heard about Henry Orenstein until Saturday. Then I read the article in the NY Times announcing his death at age 97. I have a lot more to …
Despite recent writings, this is not a “legal” blog. It just appears that way sometimes. The House’s select committee’s vote to file contempt charges against Mark Meadows for his refusal …
Quote of the Day: “Gun ownership is a right and with these rights come responsibility. These charges are intended to hold individuals who contributed to this tragedy accountable, but also …
Anyone who watched the Netflix documentary, “Who killed Malcom X” is not surprised by Muhammad A. Aziz and Khalil Islam being exonerated for the murder of Malcom X. Orchid of …
It is Tuesday in November, so the Mid-American Conference moves some football games from Saturday at 1:00 PM to Tuesday night as a result of the conference TV contract with …
Leah and I started watching “Ted Lasso” after dinner. I am really enjoying it. The following was a text message I received yesterday from one of the followers of my …
I want to share an letter I received recently from Jim Haveman, former Michigan DHHS Director, regarding the Benton Harbor water crisis. Here is a full copy of his letter. …
Congratulations to Mayor Michael Duggan for being elected for a third term as mayor of Detroit. His landslide victory shows the citizens of Detroit are very pleased with what he …
On the first Tuesday of November 2020 nearly one year ago, we waited anxiously throughout the evening for the presidential election results to come in from across the nation. It …
I took a week off as I transitioned from Petoskey to Ypsilanti, where I will be staying until we go to Gulf Shores, Alabama in January. Upon arrival, I quickly …