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But you know that when the truth is told… That you can get what you want or you can just get old You’re gonna kick off before you even Get halfway through When will you realize, Vienna waits for you? … Continue reading →

    I grew up at a time when World War 2 was a recent memory. It was a part of the collective Zeitgeist Children played war games, and everyone wanted to be a GI. No one wanted to be … Continue reading →

  I saw a post today that stated the most important lesson, we have learned from the Covid 19 crisis is which of our friends are racists. While there is no doubt that is true, I think there is a … Continue reading →

  Before I leave the testing area, I find a washroom. While I have sanitized my hands twice since entering the building, I know that Purell, while good in a pinch, is not nearly as good as washing. And considering, … Continue reading →

Going to a medical facility these days is nerve racking. However, I have been a patient of this group of Dr’s since before I can remember and this particular campus was less than a quarter mile from my childhood home. … Continue reading →

Four weeks ago, I returned to my home in the United States. It was not an easy decision to return, the hardest part leaving my wife behind. This goes beyond the fact that she is charming company and often laughs … Continue reading →

  That night, while Zach and his parents were eating dinner, he sprung his idea on them. “Mom and Dad, Pops and I were talking about summer today and I told him about how I didn’t want it to end … Continue reading →

One day late that summer, Zach came home to a surprise. Instead of Mrs. D in the kitchen making him lunch it was his Mom. He ran over to her and gave her a hug. “Mom what are you doing … Continue reading →

  Sometimes he and Byron would walk to town. It was not  far away and for that matter it was not very big either but Zach like going there just to see what was going on. He would climb onto … Continue reading →

Zach’s bedroom was awake with sunlight. It always was first thing in the morning. His parents,  who liked to sleep late when they could,  had decided that their only child should have the bedroom that faced east. In fairness, they … Continue reading →