ARE LIBERALS STUPID?
I turned 75 this past Tuesday. But I almost didn’t. A raging bull charged me.
I turned 75 this past Tuesday. But I almost didn’t. A raging bull charged me.
Justice Scalia’s wife asked Paula and me, Where are you from?
I called my mother to tell I had settled in West Virginia. She wept.
As a talk show host and columnist, I struggle to write commentaries that are coherent, interesting, accurate, and, once in a great while, even poignant. Somehow, Randy Tremba has found a way to master the craft. The topics of his observations range from weighty issues of justice and peace to what it means to lose your favorite tree. You can make quick work of an entertaining anecdote, often tinged with self-deprecating humor, or allow the story to settle and seep into your soul for further reflection.
There is no better treat for the mind and soul than a dose of loving wisdom. I know that from my own experience as a regular reader of Tremba’s essays in the GOOD NEWS PAPER. They are always good news. Put together in this book makes them even more special—helpful and delectable.
Thanks to Old Scratch I’ll be posting a reflection on something I find remarkable in and around our world most every Sunday morning.
Read more about the devil’s role in my life in “This Little Light of Mine” under Let Love Arise in the menu bar.
I turned 75 this past Tuesday. But I almost didn’t. A raging bull charged me.
Justice Scalia's wife asked Paula and me, Where are you from?
I called my mother to tell I had settled in West Virginia. She wept.
I’ve lived in Shepherdstown for 50 years. I never moved here. I just ended up here.
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