Americans helping Americans during the unexpected wide-spread freezing weather in Texas, which has knocked-out power (and water) to a great many residents. The Gallery Furniture Store in North Houston, thankfully with a multi-day generator (installed wisely after Hurricane Harvey in 2017), opened its doors to help shelter many of those … read more
You’ll recall the, at times, out of control, shall we say “aggressive” protesting, which too often morphed into rioting, looting, arson, business destruction, and overall damaging acts, that took place last summer, and to a less wide-spread basis, has sporadically continued. Hostile protesting, principally in the downtown areas of Minneapolis, … read more
Several of America’s middle and southern states experienced very unusual, extremely low, make that sometimes freezing, temperatures over the weekend. Perhaps none more so, with severe consequences, than Texas. You see, several years ago, Texas caught the green breeze (rhymes with freeze) and, thanks to federal subsidies (as always), some … read more
Forwarded via email by a retired United States Marine Corps friend, this response to how our National Anthem is now, all too often, being performed by “stars” was written and sent out by an anonymous Marine Corps Officer currently deployed. His on-target sentiments will hit home with all patriots….. Super … read more
Apart from the obvious unintentional damage being done to the normal education of our children by the prolonged virus-imposed lack of in-person classroom learning in public schools, predominantly, (and whether our youngest students, especially, can ever really make-up for that priceless instruction time lost), yet another key issue has arisen … read more
