Monthly Archives: August 2026

A scribbled note dated September 3, 2020, has “Uncle Ed’s Doors” written across the top. I had rescued a couple of homemade doors from a house Ed Joiner once owned, and I wanted to preserve that tidbit of family history. … Continue reading →

There aren’t any major revelations in today’s rambling thoughts, just a few things I found amusing. Be forewarned, however, that my amusement bar is not very high. The World Cup concluded with its 2026 championship game on July 19th. In … Continue reading →

During our Unadilla school days John Offenberg was much younger than me. Now we’re almost the same age. That happens gradually and gains momentum over time. John knows a lot of old stories about some of the unique individuals of … Continue reading →