by Michael Leppert | Apr 24, 2020 | Politics/Government, Pop/Life
Imagine for this four-minute read that the “Invisible Enemy” was human. And in that imagined scenario “infected” translated into “wounded.” Of course, “death” needs no translation. Long before 50,000 Americans had died,...
by Michael Leppert | Feb 15, 2019 | Pop/Life
I despise the Hallmark holidays. You know the ones. They are the pointless and contrived days each year that are designed to force us to veer from the daily slog and take a moment and tell your mom or dad or spouse that you love them. What a nightmare! Ok, maybe...
by Michael Leppert | May 11, 2018 | Pop/Life
My two sons are both young adults now. I rarely remind them of things these days. At my age, I am now the one that needs the reminders. Usually that is. They don’t need me telling them what to do any longer. It’s time for me to let them make their own...
