Every Monday through Friday we meet with the Notgrass History team via Zoom. We check on each other and share what we are working on. Our customer service reps also share interesting communication with people who call with questions. On…
I admire my friend Olive for so many reasons. I recently learned something new about her that increased my admiration even more. Olive has established a sweet relationship with the grandfather of her son-in-law. This elderly gentlemen lives with Olive’s…
Thomas Waterman Wood was born in 1823 in Montpelier, the capital city of Vermont. I admire his post-Civil War art. He painted Sunday Morning around 1877. For I am mindful of the sincere faith within you, which first dwelt in…
The service that sends these posts out by email each weekday morning keeps having trouble on Monday mornings. This weekend we are trying an experiment to see if we can prevent that from happening. I plan to post a short…
Yesterday our team member Josh shared an article with me about a North Carolina woman who has lived through two pandemics, the flu pandemic of 1918 and the current one. Her mind is still good at 115 — or is…
Yesterday I searched for photos for a new video we are hoping to make soon. I came across this photo from a hotel in or near Dixon, Illinois, the town where Ronald Reagan spent several years of his boyhood. The…
