Author: wwpadmin52
Newsletter 64 – State of the Union
I haven’t written much about President Trump in a while in my commentaries, focusing instead on other pressing issues and subjects. But after watching the State of the Union address last Tuesday, I…
Newsletter 63 – A Space In Time
A SPACE IN TIME Chapter 1 It was going to be a momentous evening, one way or other. Plans had been made and it was time to put them in…
Newsletter 62– Does Media Think We Are That Shallow?
I sincerely hope that Nancy Guthrie is found soon and that she is in good health. Whatever the circumstances surrounding her disappearance, it is a frightening ordeal for any family to endure, and…
Newsletter 61 – Just What The Doctor Ordered
A couple of years ago, I found myself in a doctor’s office for a routine visit — the kind required simply to continue prescribing a medication for a condition I’ll have for the…
Newsletter 60 – Super Bowl Edition
So, I wrote to the NFL to see about advertising the books I authored during the Super Bowl. Thirty seconds would cost $7 million, I was told. That’s out of my budget.
Newsletter 59 – TRUCKIN’ & GOLFIN
Charlie Quicksilver was an over-the-road truck driver, a job he dearly enjoyed. He traveled the country for a living and, over the years, had been to every state, made friends everywhere, and seen just…
Newsletter 58 – Greenland & RIP Bobby Weir
In March of 2025, I wrote about the experience of seeing Dead & Company at the Sphere in…
Newsletter 57 – The Packers Are Better Than This
PLAYING NOT TO LOSE: THE PACKERS ARE BETTER THAN THISNote – my wife had to talk me down off the roof so that I could write this manifesto.Before I go there, I want to congratulate the…
Newsletter 56 – What The Hell, Mr. President?
Ever been to the Kennedy Center in New York City? Me neither. Yet our money helps fund it. The Center receives roughly $45 million per year in federal support, and now President Trump has…
Newsletter 55 – Happy New Year!
A New Year’s resolution is often framed as not doing something; quit this, stop that. But real, lasting change usually works better when we focus on positive actions we want to build, not behaviors we want to eliminate.
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