December is always such a busy time of year. Lots of events have been canceled or changed because of the virus, but there is still plenty to do if you are looking. Everyone wants to keep things as normal as possible, whatever that means to you! Masks, social distancing, and closed businesses are not normal, […]

As of now, I’ve written nearly ten columns in this space that focus on the end of the preceding year and the start of the next one. They have really been variations on a theme for the most part, focusing on the reflections most of us will undertake when we put three-hundred and sixty-five days […]

Dear Santa, Do you have to wear a mask when you come to my house?  What I want for Christmas is a Nintendo Switch.  Me and my family will leave you cookies and milk in case you get hungry.  You can take the cookies with you, but you cannot take the plate.  I’ll try my […]

Christmas Is a Holiday . . . and a Holy Day “What does the Bible say about the jolly old man we see every Christmas in malls and advertisements? The short answer, of course, is nothing,” Pastor Jim Denison”s, co-founder of Denison Forum, analysis of Christmas comes from biblical, historical and cultural viewpoints and sheds […]

“The Way I See It” is an attempt by the columnist to enlighten readers on a subject as he views it, and does not necessarily reflect the views of this publication. (See website for links and updates.) What’s Next for Texas? Texas filed a motion with the U.S. Supreme Court before midnight on Monday, Dec […]