Some Things Which Touch me About Philadelphia

FOR MY BELOVED GREAT AUNT, MARIE SLINKARD. MARCH 30, 1929 – OCTOBER 12, 2025 WE’LL LOVE YOU FOREVER, WE’LL LIKE YOU FOR ALWAYS, AS LONG AS WE’RE LIVING OUR MARIE YOU’LL BE. YOU HAVE NOT LOST YOUR PLACE IN OUR FAMILY, NOR YOU WILL EVER. DISCLAIMER: This is honestly NOT a post bragging or boasting about how superb Philadelphia, PA is compared to other cities, towns, and additional places. NOTE: To be clear with you, the following post has since been updated after its publication (the Philadelphia Museum of Art was only just named that in 2026). Of course, we […]

What My Community Does for the Poor

FOR FORMER PRESIDENT JAMES EARL “JIMMY” CARTER JR. WE CONGRATULATE YOU ON BEING THE FIRST EVER UNITED STATES PRESIDENT TO LIVE FOR AN ENTIRE CENTURY, AND MAY YOU, YOUR WIFE ROSALYNN, AND ALL YOUR OTHER DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS ETERNALLY REST IN PEACE. You might have read my “A Spot for the Community” post about The Community Space in my town of Whitewater, which offers stuff like food, clothing, and household items for people simply in need of them. Still, for those of you who haven’t (or would at least like to read it again), this is the link for it: […]