Benjamin Franklin, as the story goes, was in favor of the turkey over the eagle as our national bird. Can you imagine if that would have…
Browsing: November 2020
Silver lining. the Bright side. Blessing in disguise. Glass half full. Some difficult concepts to put into action this year with a pandemic causing health concerns,…
In the spirit of the forthcoming Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11, I take this opportunity to pay tribute to America’s veterans for their devotion, patriotism,…
Regardless of life circumstances, with proper care, plants continue to progress through their stages of life. This visual reminder of the passing of time was particularly…
Whether driving through city streets or rural back roads, seat belts are the single most effective way to stay alive in a car crash. According to…
How co-ops keep electricity reliable—the traditional way, and the digital way “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” It’s a familiar saying, and believe it…
Welcome to autumn, my friends, one of my favorite times of the year in Kansas. As the summer heat begins to wane and the green landscape…
Matt Amos’ friends and family know what’s coming: For the first half of December this year, he’ll be unreachable. Just like every deer rifle-hunting season, the…
Dear Pat and Brad: I read your column a few months ago on sealing air leaks, but I’ve heard a home that’s sealed too tight can…
My first pie, made at age 10 or 11, was far from perfect. I used unpeeled (and under-sweetened) green apples filling a crust that was cracked…