Monthly Archives: August 2013

Yesterday on the evening news there was an item about a man named Fred, who at the age of ninety-six was writing a song about his departed wife Lorraine, to whom he had been married for seventy-three years. Though Fred … Continue reading →

I’ve written other blog entries about Molly, one of my neighbors on the second floor of the condo, where I spend my winters in Pompano Beach, Florida. Molly, in her seventies, continues to use a walker for an astonishing level … Continue reading →

Once again I return to a theme that haunts me almost daily, the place of technology in people’s lives.  The strides we’ve made through electronics have been considerable in making life “easier,” or at least faster. Of course, speed means … Continue reading →

Instead of a verbal expression of my esteem for the state of Colorado, I’d like today to share some photos I’ve taken recently of views that have inspired me. I’ll simply label each without trying to describe what the eye … Continue reading →

This link is a good one to Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&field-author=John%20Bolinger&page=1&rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3AJohn%20Bolinger I’ve already given the link to Barnes & Noble. Happy reading!  JB