Due to some sustained winds, I had a large limb of a sizable ash tree blown down. And, in consideration of the Emerald Ash Borer, which is sort of the COVID-19 of ash trees complete with its own federal quarantine regulations, I decided not to save the tree. Instead, I chose to cut it down … Continue reading On Quarantines and Trees, Pencils, Technology, Art and Music
Month: April 2020
On Used Cars, Haircuts, and Buyers Beware
April 20, 2020 by Doug “Uncola” Lynn: In the mid-nineteen-eighties, while contemplating two post-graduate opportunities, I needed to earn some fast cash so I thought I’d give selling cars a try. Why not? From a young age I had a love of cars, motorcycles, and airplanes. And camping. In fact, I’ve traveled through 41 of … Continue reading On Used Cars, Haircuts, and Buyers Beware
The Coronavirus Encounters of an Average American Nobody
April 7, 2020 by Doug “Uncola” Lynn: Last week, I read an online article in my local paper telling of a 68-year-old gentleman who died from COVID-19. In the article, it described how the man had retired in the last year because of cancer. Then, two days later, my wife asked me if I had … Continue reading The Coronavirus Encounters of an Average American Nobody
April Fools: In the New Age of Deception, Coronavirus has Hastened the Old Collectivism
April 1, 2020 by Doug “Uncola” Lynn: “…..but the plan insidiously advances.” - ordo ab chao “They are banned from churches and public spaces. They can’t hold hands to pray. LOL!” - The Devil At the very end of last year, I wrote a New Year’s piece entitled “America is Over But … Continue reading April Fools: In the New Age of Deception, Coronavirus has Hastened the Old Collectivism