I never saw Willie without a smile on his face. I never heard him raise his voice in anger, only in laughter. He was a kind and gentle man with mirthful eyes. He was funny and creative with a love and talent for comedy and for creating professional quality puppets. His very existence was…… MORE
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Dave Williams: 9/10/15 Ooooohh-WEEE! Let’s go, Cowboys!
On my way home from work this morning I stopped at the grocery store and pushed the cart up and down the aisles, picking up items for this evening’s dinner. This is one of the local stores that has a promotional deal with the Dallas Cowboys and I slowed down a bit on my way…… MORE
Kristin Thrower: 9/4/15 Liberty, Justice and a 3-Day Weekend for All
OK, maybe not for all. This holiday, Labor Day, which marks the unofficial “end of summer,” has its mix of feelings depending on who you ask. For some, all they see is a 3-day weekend and they are looking forward to every second of it. Still for others, there is no weekend. It is 3…… MORE
Eric Bushman: 9/2/15 “Social Media”
I remember just a few years ago setting up a Facebook account shortly after the social media website was provided for users of any kind. I recall moaning and groaning any time a website change was implemented moving the notification bar from the bottom to the top or even consolidating how many times you are…… MORE
Alan Scaia: 8/28/15 A Dignified Celebration at the Casino
I recently turned 34 years old. That’s not a milestone age, but an associate from college sent me a text to say, “Happy birthday” and we wound up in a discussion about how we could no longer describe ourselves as being in our “early thirties.” It was now, sadly, more accurate to say “mid-thirties.” Another…… MORE