Baseball great Babe Ruth beat Spanish Flu… twice
In 1918, an influenza panic much like today’s COVID-19 struck the nation.
In 1918, an influenza panic much like today’s COVID-19 struck the nation.
As we adjust our daily schedules to the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic, many families are suffering from acute boredom.
You’re stuck home with your kids and feeling sorry for yourself. How are you going to keep them busy? What about their school work? I’ve got a better story — stuck at home with 16-year old triplets.
Beat that. Anyone? Anyone?
“Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important.” — C.S. Lewis
In addition to the truly grave aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic, a first-world problem that parents all over America are facing — along with looking for a creative and non-abrasive substitute for toilet paper — is how to keep their children wholes
Since “Playboy” recently published its final print issue, and since I’m reading a biography of publishing magnate Conde Nast on my tablet, I felt it appropriate to share my misgivings about magazines.
The past two weeks have been quite extraordinary and truly unprecedented. The last week, particularly, has been very disruptive to the typical American Way of Life.
I got an email from the ACLU the other day.
The dawn of spring; a sense of renewal
I may be in the minority, but Major League Baseball’s decision to suspend the season until at least mid-May doesn’t bother me.