opinion

One of the things I see on social media quite often, is local people complaining about how bad Casper sucks.

Does anybody even eat the fruitcake?

It is no secret that the mothers get more love in our society, and rightfully so.

Sometimes having the wealth of all human knowledge, literally at your fingertips, can be both a blessing and a curse.

This may seem very trivial to some, but it's something that gives me a great deal of anxiety and actually has ever since the global pandemic first started.

Let me begin by saying, I know as a 45-year old man, this is going to make me sound super old, especially to millennials, but I have to say my peace.

Oh great and powerful social media overseers, please find a better way to penalize people for old posts and/or make it clearer what types of things are considered offensive.

It's not easy for me to admit that I've learned something. My wife can confirm this. However, even a stubborn man like me must admit that I have learned some great lessons during my unforgettable time in Wyoming.

There are quite a few dangerous intersections in Casper, but in my humble opinion, the mall entrance at Wyoming Boulevard and Carriage Lane is one of the worst.

It's strange to complain about the media when you look in the mirror and realize that you are also part of the media. But, I really have reached the point where I'm really tired of being told what to think and how I should feel by media social and otherwise.

You would think after a couple of months I would have learned something by now. But, I must confess that after 2 months of lock-down I'm still as confused as ever about COVID-19.

I like to think that I'm pretty good at enjoying some quiet time at home...and have now been proven very wrong.