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Monthly Archives: February 2019
And now…
(cue the Monty Python music) for something completely different. Thought I’d throw one of these out there. It’s an older effort, penned after riding home on the school bus from a tennis match. While the players were doing their teenage … Continue reading
Greek life in high school?
I’m writing a history of our local school district. I feel history is important and since no one has undertaken this task, I decided it was time. It occurred to me that valuable resources, in the form of oral histories, … Continue reading
Posted in education, Greek Life, history, nostalgia
Tagged education, fraternities, highschool, Memories, organizations, sororities
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The “cost” of aging…
For some reason I’ve felt my age this past week. It’s far more than the effects of the political turmoil; it’s far more than my chronological age; it’s far more than spending winter in the Northeast. With ages comes wisdom, … Continue reading
Posted in Disillusionment, frustration, humor, life lessons
Tagged aging, differences, frustration, generations, media, respect
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