Most of the time when you hear that things are done the cowboy way, you might think that they were done with force, in
Editorials
Sacrifice
We just celebrated the great sacrifices our ancestors made in order to procure a free society. I’ve been thinking about sacrifice; whether it is
KAB Field Day – See You Again Another Summer’s Day
Funnel cakes. Nothing to it. Hot oil, batter, funnel, crisscross pattern . . . wait . . . flip, then serve covered in powdered
“Finding Balance in a World That Never Stops”
By Curstie Konold MPH, CSW-PIP, QMHP Stress surrounds us every day. We experience it in our personal lives, at work, in our relationships, and
Bag Day
Summer days, lazy or not, tend to run into each other. Exactly where June went is anyone’s guess. My son, the other early riser
Accepting Responsibility
The little white church sits beside the highway; a road less traveled than some. It’s more than a few miles from any town, just
Cell Phones and Shirt Pockets
Either the size of the cell phone keeps getting larger, or the size of the pocket on my shirt keeps shrinking. I recently got
Good Old Days
“We milked cows and always had cream saved up to sell,” my friend said. My family did too, as well as a large crate
“Dementia and Home Safety: Tips for Caregivers”
By Ranelle Nissen, Ph.D., OTR/L By Allison Naber, Ph.D., OTD, OTR/L Caregivers of people with dementia are often tasked with keeping their loved ones
Hold Your Fire
Overlooked feta crumbles, the only evidence of a gyro on the plate, I listened to my wife read a news brief as I poured






