I’m going to describe my bright high school years, and I want to know if my high school experience reminds you of another social dynamic that exists in the United States today. Here we go. Bright High School Years I went to high school on Long Island in the late 70s. The town I lived …
We’re barely one month into the new year, and my white privilege has been on fire. Here are three prime examples of what I mean. The Glories of White Privilege CVS Pharmacy Visit On January 2, Mrs. Groovy and I went to our local CVS to pick up a prescription and a couple of electric …
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For the longest time, I thought the secret to being a responsible consumer of news was to consume news from a variety of ideologically diverse news sources. Watch Fox News and MSNBC, listen to Rush Limbaugh and NPR, and be a frequent visitor of aggregation sites such as Real Clear Politics, Real Clear Markets, and …
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On behalf of Billy Bob, the country Christmas bison, Mrs. Groovy and I would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year. See you next year. Cheers.
Thanks to the Pittsburgh Steelers and its legendary Steel Current defense, football wisdom in the 1970s could be summed up in one simple adage: “defense wins Super Bowls.” Now, I don’t know if that adage holds true for the NFL today. I stopped caring about sportsball at least a decade ago. But I do know …
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