I don’t know many super-rich people. Where I grew up, if you had a house, a car, and a job, you were better off than most. Come to think of… Read more »

This blog usually offers a safe space from politics, but occasionally I have to wade into the deep water. After all, everyone is talking about the coronavirus, the stock market,… Read more »

Recently I confessed my ongoing love of the Three Stooges. It’s the definition of “guilty pleasure.” The dictionary calls it “something that one enjoys, but would be embarrassed by if… Read more »

Recently, a columnist opining about the hijinks in our nation’s capital, made a reference to the Three Stooges. He wrote, “Watching Congress try to get anything done makes me think… Read more »

So there I was, sitting at home after a hard day’s work, looking for peace and tranquility. Naturally, I turned on the television, in search of intelligent life on the… Read more »

It has been seven years since I started this blog, although for those of you who have been with me since the beginning, I know it only feels like a… Read more »

Every now and then, someone will treat me like I’m a big deal. Now, you and I both know I am not a big deal. But, because I’m on TV… Read more »

Confession is good for the soul, so they say. What better place to confess than right here, for all to see? So here it is: I am vain. I grew… Read more »

A former Chattanooga news anchor who left broadcasting for the legal profession has died.  60-year-old Tracy Sheehan, died at her vacation home in Fannin County, Georgia last week. Police reports… Read more »

Every few years, I round up a few of the kindergarten kids from Chattanooga School for Liberal Arts (CSLA) to ask them about Christmas.  I call them the “true believers.”… Read more »