As you readers likely already know, we were out of town over the weekend, getting home last night after what seemed like a very long drive. Traffic, rain, and a dog that just would not settle down combined to make the miles creep by slowly.

Being out of town and cocooned in a non-political world, I was a bit unplugged from the non-stop barrage of election-year news. The major news story that hit close to home (literally and figuratively) is the ongoing work on the collapsed Francis Scott Key bridge.
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1 comments (Latest Comment: 04/03/2024 14:39:27 by Will_in_Ca)

Good Morning, I am in the Hudson Valley visiting family for the Holiday. I hope everyone has a wonderful Monday.
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1 comments (Latest Comment: 04/01/2024 17:14:04 by Will_in_Ca)

Have a lovely spring weekend.



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6 comments (Latest Comment: 03/31/2024 15:26:59 by wickedpam)

Yesterday, we all awoke to the incredible destruction of the Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore. It was a spectacular reminder of just how fragile and important our infrastructure is. After decades of shipping in and out of the Port of Baltimore with nary an incident, all it took was a power failure on a partially loaded container ship to throw a huge wrench into the works.
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3 comments (Latest Comment: 03/27/2024 16:10:52 by Will_in_Ca)

A certain Democratic adviser stepped in it -- big time.
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