George Washington would have worn a mask
George Washington knew the value of every able body. He would have worn a mask if he knew what we know today. Heck, even if we only suspected what we know today he would have worn a mask. … Read More
How an arrow’s shadow set boundaries for many Indiana counties and towns
“10 O’Clock Line” Treaty has a significant role in Hoosier history A curious historical marker sits along US 40 about half an hour’s drive east … Read More
First look at chapter 1 on the Tri-State Tornado of 1925
Sam Flowers thought nothing much of the unseasonably warm weather on Wednesday, March 18, 1925. Flowers walked outside to fifty-five-degree air and bright gray skies in Poplar Bluff, Missouri. Only just before daybreak did a few light showers amble across the Ozark Foothills. Indeed, it seemed it might have been clearing off some. … Read More
How could the founders own slaves and be against slavery?
The current fight over wages post-pandemic can give you a clearer understanding of the economics of early US slavery. … Read More
What does a good life look like?
Random thoughts on what makes for a good life and friendship. … Read More