Allyn Gibson

There were two stories on NPR over the weekend that, while not connected in themselves, have for me a personal connection.

I bought a Bible.

“There is more in you of good than you know, child of the kindly West.

Senator Tommy Tuberville is a man of deep thoughts.

Eric Idle is working on a new Rutles project.

Donald Trump’s triumphal arch, which would make Albert Speer blush for both its size and its ostenatiousness, has a new announced purpose today.

I still hang out on Twitter sometimes.

An email I wrote a few minutes ago to Congressman Lloyd Smucker: Dear Representative Smucker: Your Republican colleague, Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky, introduced articles of impeachment today, charging Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth with hi…

Once upon a time, Exton Square Mall had a newsstand.

Twenty-five years ago this morning, Islamic terrorists hijacked four planes, crashing two into the World Trade Center towers in New York and a third into the Pentagon.

Over on Facebook, Dayton Ward posted that twenty years ago today, Pocket Books’ Star Trek: Constellations was released.

A fun little quiz circulated on BlueSky yesterday evening, a quiz that maps one’s dialect to a specific region of the United States.

Last night there was a lunar eclipse on the east coast.

Over the weekend, Canada rejected a trade deal with the United States that would have resulted in a loss of economic sovereignty for our northern neighbors.

When I was fourteen my family went on vacation to Tennessee.

On Sunday I went through my Junk Email folder for the first time in about two weeks.

A few days ago YouTube thought I should watch a video on a lost Beatles song.

At last, I have solved Minesweeper at the highest difficulty level.

Summer isn’t really over, but last night was the final day of the Dallastown carnival.

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