Tomorrow is Memorial Day, and Earl and I are in Denver, CO. We drove here for a sixtieth wedding anniversary; and, while the highlight of the trip certainly was the party last night, we have seen some interesting things along

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I love New York City; whenever I visit I’m exhilarated from the moment my plane lands until it’s time to take another plane home. There is no place in this country that has the energy and verve. There is also

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I’m sitting in Detroit Metropolitan Airport killing three and a half hours between flights on my way to New York. I used to dread such long layovers, but now I consider them a bonus of free time.

After a

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My son Keith, his partner Chris, and I had occasion this past weekend to spend time in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport (MSP) on our way to see Keith’s brother, Kevin, who was celebrating his fortieth birthday. It made me think

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One week ago today we were winding down our visit to Wollaston Lake Lodge in upper Saskatchewan, Canada. By now we were long off the water and having a farewell dinner with our guide, Blackee. The sun was setting, the

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Earl and Blackee, our guide, are out fishing their heads off, but I’m taking a break. After yesterday’s trophy fish day, my arms and legs are talking to me and saying, “Don’t you dare get in that boat!” I obeyed.

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The airline industry is taking a beating these days, not only with higher fuel pricing but also with a greater awareness of safety issues that have slipped under the radar of the FAA. It’s all rather unsettling for someone like

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