The life, times, and thoughts of James Wolfe
Something to think about (and act on)… I received an email that referenced this song on Spotify. I don’t have a Spotify account so I found it on Youtube. The video isn’t the point – just listen. Powerful words, put Read More …
So on a related point, following up on the last post, and the advancements of technology, the ease of use, which I’ve mentioned before (otter.ai is what I’m using for these). And that whole bit about legacy and kind of Read More …
I started this blog some years ago, the day that Michael T died. Michael Thomas Wolfe was my nephew, my older brother’s firstborn son. I want to go back to a memory that I think is one of the funniest Read More …
At the end of last month’s post, I mentioned if there are any other new beginnings. This seems like it would be an appropriate way to start off this month’s post, in that there are more new beginnings… In December Read More …
Today is March 4…we held Grandma Hazel’s memorial service March 1. Seems appropriate. New month, first day of the month. It was a good service. Grandma was born in 1929. She lived an entire lifetime before I was even born. Read More …
I wanted to write this yesterday…but often, just like death, things don’t follow a plan. Grandma Hazel lived a full life. She ate well, took good care of herself and exercised religiously for decades. Her form of exercise was walking. Read More …
New Year’s Day 2022 fell on a Saturday. This, in and of itself, was quite interesting. See, as in any other new year, where there is this kind of built in artificial “new beginning”, people make all sorts of resolutions… Read More …
I think I’m what some may call a closet woodsman. And this makes sense to me… This morning I was telling my wife and daughter about my plan for getting some more firewood. Yesterday as I was driving out of Read More …
Like today, I woke up a little later than normal – this isn’t sleeping in, this is just my adherence to getting seven hours of sleep. Depending on when I get everything done for the day had a direct impact Read More …
I just came off of a trip out of town to see and experience The Henry Ford Museum of Innovation and Greenfield Village. Greenfield Village is a collection of original and fully restored historic buildings. These include the home Henry Read More …