This book pushes a number of my buttons. History, Wine, Intrigue, and most of all – the button that gets me started on a rant about how underappreciated Missouri is. In The Wild Vine, Todd Kliman has focused his skills … Continue reading →
If you remember
Continue reading →I’ve noticed that people seem to fall into two distinct camps when it comes to how they relate and react to songs. There are people like me, who are all about the words. And there are other people who are … Continue reading →
I’m sick of ribbons. Every color of ribbon. I’m sick of seeing red ribbons and having them remind me of what my brother suffered before he died of AIDS. I’m sick of seeing pink ribbons and thinking about my father’s … Continue reading →