Once upon a time, in a traditional land now seemingly far away and often unrecognizable, but one that was once very near and patriotically dear (i.e., America), school progression, college acceptance, career entry, and civilian/military advancement, in sum, the anticipated sequential professional growth, from youth to maturity, were all based … read more
Sadly, and dangerously, it seems there are too many times any more when vehicle drivers, particularly those in cars, execute a turn or change lanes, without bothering to alert those driving behind them, by simply using the turn-signal, which, by the way, is the very reason it’s there, and not … read more
The U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team has recently embarrassed our country, and themselves, on the world stage (FIFA World Cup), by standing silent while failing to sing America’s stirring National Anthem, when aired for the world, before their matches. To be fair, pictures indicated that at least a couple of … read more
We’ll begin this edition with a remarkable story about commitment to work. Ms. Melba Mebane, a 90-year-old woman, retired earlier this month from Dillard’s Department Store, in Tyler, Texas, after 73-years of continuous work at the store, and even more incredibly, without ever missing an assigned shift! Seventy-three years and … read more
Since the beginning of time, biological identity has always been simple (male/female). Ah, but today, it’s now expressed as a seemingly unending number of gender variations (LGBTQ+), and its current highly publicized, progressive-pride-off-spring, and the media-forced center-of-attention: Transgender. The media have made it their national duty to inform us, continually, … read more
