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In January 2025, we took a trip to London, hoping to avoid the spectacle of another Trump inauguration. Mostly, it worked. The Brits seemed equally intent on not watching the event. We enjoyed a much needed break.
The players were not quite off the field when the recriminations began. How could they lose? With their payroll? They need to get rid of the laggards. The manager. The coaches. In only three games, the Yankees went from being the team to beat to baseball’s biggest losers.
“Are you still writing letters to John Thune?” people ask me. I admit that I have continued to write to the Senate Majority Leader and after 200 letters, he has not responded. I do hope that he, or someone else in his office, has read my letters.
I have a red wool coat. No matter when I wear it, especially around the holidays, I receive compliments. The cuffs are worn and the silk linings in the pockets have holes. Each season I think about replacing it, but I can’t.
After 47 states and the District of Columbia sued Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta, saying the company deliberately misled the public about how young people were being harmed by Facebook and Instagram, the company agreed to pay up to $1.7 billion in penalties.
I’m not a big country music fan, but I am a big Dolly Parton fan. How could I not be? Take any metric and she was off the charts.
Psalm 100 is one of my forever favorites. Its words express the reason I am happy to have been named Joy.
This past weekend, three stories that ran on the front page, highlighted how less than two years later, Americans, many who voted for Trump, are feeling the pain.
In January 2025, we took a trip to London, hoping to avoid the spectacle of another Trump inauguration. Mostly, it worked. The Brits seemed equally intent on not watching the event. We enjoyed a much needed break.
The players were not quite off the field when the recriminations began. How could they lose? With their payroll? They need to get rid of the laggards. The manager. The coaches. In only three games, the Yankees went from being the team to beat to baseball’s biggest losers.
“Are you still writing letters to John Thune?” people ask me. I admit that I have continued to write to the Senate Majority Leader and after 200 letters, he has not responded. I do hope that he, or someone else in his office, has read my letters.
I have a red wool coat. No matter when I wear it, especially around the holidays, I receive compliments. The cuffs are worn and the silk linings in the pockets have holes. Each season I think about replacing it, but I can’t.
After 47 states and the District of Columbia sued Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta, saying the company deliberately misled the public about how young people were being harmed by Facebook and Instagram, the company agreed to pay up to $1.7 billion in penalties.
I’m not a big country music fan, but I am a big Dolly Parton fan. How could I not be? Take any metric and she was off the charts.
Psalm 100 is one of my forever favorites. Its words express the reason I am happy to have been named Joy.
This past weekend, three stories that ran on the front page, highlighted how less than two years later, Americans, many who voted for Trump, are feeling the pain.
