Thanksgiving Day 2013
Thanksgiving Day is always the day to reflect on what we are thankful for. It occurs to me that most of what I am thankful for are not objects or possessions, but the people in […]
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50 Years Ago
Yesterday marked 50 years since the day John Fitzgerald Kennedy was shot and killed. I do not like to use the term 50th Anniversary. In the truest context it is an anniversary but for most […]
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It’s All About The Streetcar
In last Saturday’s blog article I predicted that Cincinnati City Manager should start looking around for a new gig. I felt certain that with the changing of the administration that this was inevitable. I was […]
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The People Have Spoken!
Last Tuesday was election day. The votes were all counted, the results are in. The people have spoken. What remains to be seen is, what are the people saying, and is anyone listening? The election […]
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Facebook and Politicians
About a month ago I reported in this blog on the social media acumen of the currently seated City of Cincinnati Council members and the two mayoral candidates. The point was to demonstrate if those […]
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A Tale of Two Chiefs
Recently it was brought to me attention of an incident that allegedly occurred involving a former Police Chief of the City of Cincinnati and a carjacking incident. To make sure the incident was singular to […]
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My Bucket List
As I continue to advance in years, I have been considering the need for a bucket list. As I am sure most know, the idea of the bucket list is to create a list of […]
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Screw The People?
I for one have had it up to here with the shenanigans going on in Washington. We are supposed to have a representative form of government. That means the people we elect are supposed to […]
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