Setting: Warren County, Kentucky Date: July 4, 1911 Characters: Father and son “Pa, I have had the most fun today. I like getting with others playing games, singing and especially eating so much food.” “Yes, […]
Downsizing is a familiar concept, a handy practice, or a dreaded activity depending on the circumstances of the tasks to be addressed. It can be a major task, a well-planned adventure, or simply a daily […]
Growing up is such a delightful experience. Youngsters fill their days living in reality or fantasy, between the routine and the imaginary world, often in a carefree world of their own. Their ability enables them […]
(The following REMEMBERING column exists entirely with excerpts on the life of a Bowling Green native prepared by Nancy Disher Baird, Kentucky Library and presented to the Kentucky Historical Society March 5, 2008. Due to […]
Yesterday was a puttering day. No meetings, no medical appointments, no commitments. Just a lazy, drifting, puttering day! Let’s see. The refrigerator has already been explored… the pantry, too. The clothes closet? Nah, that takes […]
ENVISION THIS: The driver turned the steering wheel to the right and drove into the line of traffic behind a slow-moving vehicle. He could have gone around it by taking the left lane but the […]
Recorded history has a wealth of pages teeming with the life of the male pioneer, his exploring, his claiming of land grants, the difficulty of travel to the new land, and the multitude of tasks […]
The late 1800s and early1900s saw rapid increase in industrial growth in the new nation of America. Individuals like Rockefeller and his oil achievements, Carnegie’s steel accomplishments, Bell’s phone service initiatives and Edison’s lights lifted […]
Today’s news, the recent clothing styles, your neighbor’s newborn baby, a new salad recipe, what’s the best medicine for rash, gifts one has recently received, the new pastor coming to the church, next week’s celebration […]
TRAVELING! Oh what a blessed opportunity! After weeks of masks, death reports, lockdowns, closures and a wealth of such confining experiences, the ideas of visiting, enjoying mass events with others and “taking to the roadway […]
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