Capybara for adoption?
I’ve often thought that other than my dogs, if given a choice, my emotional support animal would be a capybara,…
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My way is best – just ask me
Welcome back to my column, dear reader! You know that I’ve been covering end of life if you’ve read my…
Nonprofits and baseball metaphors unite
Brace yourself, readers! For a change, I will utilize this column for its original purpose – to promote the Center…
Don’t wait. Just do it.
I was just in Peoria, IL, right after my niece’s extraordinary wedding because my dad had another major stroke in…
Going to the chapel
As a practice, I try to craft my Community Perspectives columns focusing on the CVC’s work. After all, we are…
This could be you
My first involvement of being involved with a nonprofit was somewhat unconventional. About a year after I moved to Sheridan,…
Who are you, really?
Ah, personality quizzes. In bygone days, one took these in magazines. My favorite story about magazine quizzes was when a…
The mountains are calling
The first summer I worked at the CVC, I contemplated the prospect of CampFIRE (it was then called CiViC Leadership…
Sheridan, it’s time for your close-up
A picture is worth a thousand words. I’ve always credited Kodak for that, but perhaps I should dig deeper for…
Wake up and smell the aging
I was not an early adopter of exercise. When I say not an early adopter, I was more of an…
Civity – the gift that keeps giving
Did everyone survive Thanksgiving a few pounds heavier but with familial relationships mostly intact? ‘Tis the season for ugly political…
Who’s the smart one here?
Over a drink with some friends the other night, I asked for ideas for this week’s column. One suggested the…
Back-to-School Realities
If you missed the ads in between the political spots, it’s back-to-school time. I have no idea why January, February,…
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