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Signage issues and laws can really get people riled up. We lived with a really ugly sign close by for many years. It was in front of a tire shop. The sign was removed after a lengthy battle and we all did the happy dance. It was too tall to be in a residential area and it was ugly. In some cities there are signs every where and in others there are very few. Continue Reading
Was it something she wrote? Was it something we said? Why isn’t “Ask a Somali” in the Daily Planet?
The questions just keep coming, so let me offer some answers and a promise. The promise first: Ifrah says she’ll be back in May! We will be very happy to welcome her back to the Daily Planet, where her popular column stirred interest and comments every week. Continue Reading
Uncertainty about the economy and the future leaves most people feeling uneasy. Add in the complexities of managing family life and work, and it’s easy to see why we so eagerly seek the diversions of relaxation and entertainment. Continue Reading
Not every neighborhood has a 100-year-old red tile grain elevator.
I’ve strolled past this Main Street landmark a million times and not really seen it. But in the right light and close up, those red tiles are very cool.
It takes very little political savvy to see the discontent that roams the right in the American political scene. A conservative House of Representatives is dysfunctional – with Speaker Boehner unable to coalesce his troops. The popularity of GOP presidential candidates changes monthly, with half already dropping from the race. The voices of the Tea Party are surprisingly quiet. Continue Reading
The expression “Loose Lips May Sink Ships,” was coined by the U.S. Continue Reading
Normally I post photo images. Today I am posting almost exclusively words.
Hogs ground hogs day. I feel like celebrating the mild winter we have had. It has been good for business and the heating bills have been significantly lower than last years.