How many of you are like me and wondering what in the world is going on with AI? Yes, yes, I’m talking about AI – again. I’m sick of hearing about it too, yet here I am writing about it. 

We talk with people from all walks of life and discuss their moxie, however they define it. 

Up into the attic we go to see what the cranky old guy’s whining about this time. With any degree of luck, we’ll get through this without the need for multiple stitches or impossibly costly reconstructive surgery.

Beyond sprucing up a room and sparking conversation, artwork has the power to heal, inspire, and bring the community together.

From ghosts and ghouls galore to carved rows of corn to displays that put your porch pumpkin to shame, there are a host of places nearby to get you into Halloween mode.

Remember when a playground was nothing but a world of fun ways to be? When you didn’t overthink what you wanted to do first or how well it would go, you just started doing it?

Halloween is the second most celebrated event of the year. Here is one reason why.

“Daddddd, can we go to the mall???” It’s son number two, beseeching me to convey him and his older brother to the mall 30 miles from where I’ve horizontally parked myself on the chesterfield after a day of assiduously applying my nose to the grindstone. “Jimmy’s mom says new cards are in!”

Due to the nature of their work, military veterans and first responders are significantly more likely to experience higher rates of behavioral health conditions.

I have dreamt of soaring down miles-long descents between the sentinels of the Alps. I also realized that the window of opportunity to be able to climb to the tops of those descents was closing. This would be the summer.