We have all been taught to critique, compare, and judge each other and ourselves.
For people who are so much smarter than we are — just ask them, they’ll tell them how much smarter they are — they sure do some curious things.
Have you noticed how we all use taglines? I have a few taglines, like “love your life, no matter what” and “you are good enough!” I use these …
As monarchs go, normal folks like us can probably relate to the new King of England.
Fifteen years ago this week I lost my son.
Oh golly, there’s so much news lately that I can hardly keep up.
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Some observations before the afterglow from our exciting time in the national spotlight fades and we go back to being flyover country hayseeds.
For a brief moment in time, the smallest state in the union provided the biggest political story in the country.
Settling into seat 8F, I pulled my jacket off and tucked it into my carry-on bag. I would not be needing that in Phoenix.
Plenty going on news-wise these days — not all of it political — so let’s tag up on some bases.
We were in the backyard and the lush green tempted my feet.
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Never in Wyoming history have we seen an election like the GOP primary of 2022. These three hotly-contested races are a fight for the soul of …
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My husband and I both have a fear of Ferris wheels. There is something about being suspended in mid-air with our legs dangling from a bucket a…
Let’s hit the road.
The stack of chicken-scratch notes of future column ideas next to my recliner is getting high, so let’s clear the decks:
It was just an English muffin.
Here is a way to get “looped” this summer by enjoying Wyoming’s highways and byways.
I grew up on a boat. Well, I didn’t live on a boat, but we always had one.
“Did you ever think you’d see a guy from Casper and a guy from Cheyenne wishing the wind would blow?”
If Wyoming gave out an award for political grandstanding, Superintendent of Public Instruction Brian Schroeder would win hands down.
I hadn’t seen her in more than 10 years. Occasionally, her name would appear in a comment on my social media posts. A smiley face here, a thum…
Some of us are old enough to remember the Watergate hearings back in the summer of 1973.
Summers are known for picnics, parades and fireworks.
More bits and pieces, as I clean off the cluttered Columnist’s Workbench:
We have a new friend in our yard. We have never seen him. He comes out at night to play, hunt and make messes.
“Donald Trump and his supporters are a clear and present danger to American democracy. “ So said conservative icon federal judge Michael Lutti…
