I was a “kidpreneuer” ahead of my time. While we didn’t have the fancy name to define just what we were doing back then, my long-time friend of 51 years, Trish, and I were always trying to scrounge up a nickel or two. And we surely weren’t timid about “working for a living”
With the time change Sunday, it’s almost pitch black when we get off work and finally arrive home. The house and yard are dark and uninviting, and you can’t see and enjoy all of the hard work you’ve done to the yard all summer long. Landscape lighting can change that.
I was at my computer Thursday afternoon, listening to a school board meeting on YouTube. Even with my headphones on and Dr. Larson talking, I could still hear the 30 mph wind and, because only one earpiece works, office talk.
Kids are curious - in a cute, curious sort of way. And last week, I was well reminded of their cute - and curious - ways during my annual visit to a local afterschool program.
