Something happened at our house during Christmas that was sneakily mysterious. In a single afternoon our kitchen was transformed into a health food mecca.

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Welcome to the year 2020!

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Have you ever had an argument with your spouse because he or she didn’t hear what you thought you said, or he or she heard something you didn’t say?

Ever since I turned 60 articles about aging, retirement, etc. seem to catch my eye a little faster then when I was, say, 59. I guess that’s only natural, but I don’t think my being 60 is much different than any other age I’ve attained in recent years.

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.

There was an article in the Sunday edition of the Corpus Christi Caller-Times by Metro Creative Connection about food allergies. It addressed the question, “Why are food allergies on the rise?”

Well, it’s that time of the year.

I remember when my grandparents turned 60. I thought they were really, really old.

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What about them Astros? I bet ol’ Jerry Jones wishes he owned the Houston MLB team so he could have a non-aged ring on his finger earned by a winning team! But, then again, if Jones owned the Astros, they probably wouldn’t have won it all two years ago, with the possibility of doing it again…

If I had to choose only one level of sports to watch the rest of my life, it would be the college level.

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How many of you use baking soda (Sodium bicarbonate) for something other than baking?

This week I’m addressing a little bit of everything – from taking our oldest grandson to his first Aggie football game, and the deaths of a longtime former employee and a friend who offered up some social media tips in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, to tiny houses on wheels.

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I read an article recently authored by Adrienne McIlvaine. In it she wrote, “The Greatest Generation bravely fought the horrors of World War II in order to bring about lasting peace throughout the world. The baby boomers grew up in the post-war period and shaped the world as we know it. But …

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I was raised to admit when I made a mistake. This week, I have to admit a whopper – something I haven’t done in 38 years in the newspaper business.

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Where were you 18 years ago today?

As I write this (Monday night) I have now idea what damage Hurricane Dorian is going to do to the mainland USA. The few pictures I’ve seen out of the Bahamas is heart wrenching.

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What were you doing 728 days ago?

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Hurricane Harvey destroyed the Aransas County Courthouse and the Rockport Center for the Arts (RCA), and heavily damaged Rockport City Hall.

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I was looking forward to focusing this week only on the wonderful show “A Tribute to Guy Clark” my wife and I attended Friday night, but then the horrible mass shooting in El Paso occurred the next morning.

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Regardless of your political affiliation, you have to agree the politicos in Washington, D.C., for the most part, are not really in touch with most Americans.

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I didn’t know about this week’s topic until I received a press release from the governor’s office.

I was inspired by a guest column I received this week via email after spending 11-1/2 days with our grandchildren at our house … 4-1/2 days with three, and seven days with five.

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Back in 1994 there were two fatal accidents at the intersection of what is now State Highway 188 (then FM 881) and FM 1069.