JULY 4, 1863, GETTYSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Sergeant Frederick Fuger must have been exhausted beyond measure when he reported to the headquarters of the 4th U.S. Artillery.
Empty Nesters have watched our government for a long time. Steve wonders about how Allen Drury would have reported on today’s events.
Empty Nesters remember the ERA and “women’s lib.” Becky Hammon of the San Antonio Spurs is proof positive that radicals can be right.
Empty Nesters know the pitfalls our society faces. But is our store of success deep enough to convince us it is still Morning in America?
Empty Nesters have known few Chief Justices of the Supreme Court. John Roberts cemented his place in history late Friday afternoon.
Seventy-nine years after our darkest hour, can America still lead the world? The lesson Doris Miller and Pearl Harbor can teach us.
Empty Nesters grew up in an era that emphasized a collective will to help the less fortunate. Is our social contract fading away?
Thanksgiving in 2020 will be tough. Steve finds something to give thanks for and a reason for hope in the story of Joshua Wheeler
Empty Nesters have been immersed in politics for so long, they may have forgotten the magic of the American system. A good neighbor reminds Steve what it is all about.
Steve tries to make sense out of the long journey of the 2020 election.
JULY 4, 1863, GETTYSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Sergeant Frederick Fuger must have been exhausted beyond measure when he reported to the headquarters of the 4th U.S. Artillery.
Empty Nesters have watched our government for a long time. Steve wonders about how Allen Drury would have reported on today’s events.
Empty Nesters have time to enjoy the sunshine and they should be. Steve explores our most basic relationship; self and the outdoors.
Join Mrs. Nester and me as we explore the answer to that question.
Tales From An Empty Nest - TFEN
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Join Mrs. Nester and me as we explore the answer to that question.
Tales From An Empty Nest - TFEN
All Rights Reserved © 2020