Just when you thought the economy couldn’t get any worse. So does this mean that next year or the year after the students who got loan forgiveness will have to pay even more to cover all the new facilities at their schools? Tuition goes up every year anyway. Now it can go up $10,000 more. Continue reading Opportunism
I don’t recall which tv show it was … either “The National Parks: America’s Best Idea” or a program about the production of that series. But I spent an hour or two enthralled by spectacular photography and natural wonders before the program closed with this quotation from John Muir: This grand show is eternal. It … Continue reading Always sunrise
President Biden’s forgiveness of student loans — or of at least $10,000 — sure has put a damper on my enthusiasm over his deceptively named Inflation Reduction Act. I was thrilled about a cap on out-of-pocket Medicare prescription expenses and billions being dedicated to fighting global warming and saving our environment. I was also pleased … Continue reading Forgiveness
Most weekdays I watch Daily Blast Live. It’s based in Denver, so the panelists/hosts are practically my neighbors. Today they mentioned that it’s National Dog Day, and when the credits rolled they included pictures of staff members’ dogs. It left me close to tears. You may recall I lost my beloved Annie last September, and … Continue reading It’s National Dog Day
Thank you, Dr. Fauci, for all you’ve done!! Continue reading With gratitude
This week the afternoon showers we’ve been having along our Front Range have started turning to snow in our highest elevations. This is the summit of Pikes Peak, elev. 14,115′, this afternoon. That sound you hear is our winter sports lovers prepping their gear. Continue reading Fall approaches
