Time for another gentle stroll down America’s most colorful, insightful, often startling walkway: Bonehead Lane. Expectedly, the first and most obvious event spotted along our way: the huge derailment of a train carrying hazardous chemicals near East Palestine, Ohio, resulting in a major content spill. Then, appropriate or not becomes … read more
My wife and I recently had the opportunity to experience the Panama Canal (the first half of it) via the Holland America Line’s ship, “Eurodam,” along with the 2,000 other passengers on-board. It was interesting watching the water rising and falling within the individual lock sections in view, with ships … read more
The recent beating and likely unintended death of a young black man in Memphis was unique, in that the primary, now-fired, five police officers involved were all black as well. The courts will have to determine any motive and causes for the severe beating administered by those directly involved, but … read more
This first Quad B entry was a standout and the most appropriate to earn the pole position for this twentieth edition. Long-time leftist activist (recall her apparent North Vietnam enchantment), Jane Fonda reportedly proclaimed last week on NBC’s “Kelly Clarkson Show” that: “There’d be no climate crisis if it wasn’t … read more
Coming Apart At The Seams ? Anymore, it just too often feels like traditional America, our wondrous land of liberty and endless opportunity for all, and the very fabric of the only existence that most of us have ever fully known, may be in the process of unraveling, somewhat or … read more
