Mid-October.This was the time of year when my hunting buddy Dan and I would take a weekend off from hitting the duck sloughs. It wasn’t because our...

Most Sundays after church we tend to go to the same ole place for lunch with our grandson, Ethan, a University of North Dakota junior.Last Sunday,...

I’m an observer of life. I think a lot of us are. Often, relationships are part of those observations.Life is filled with relationships.People come...

Friends, if you want to make a difference today — right now! — seek out the people in your community who feel unseen, unsafe and alone … and pour...

I’m an observer of life. I think a lot of us are. Often, relationships are part of those observations.Life is filled with relationships.People come...

When I was growing up, October always seemed like a pivotal month.The leaves turned into flaming shades of red and orange, and the hills of Western...

I’ve written about forgiveness before, but I’ve been pondering it again, anew - still. I guess I’ve still got things to discover and learn about...

The folowing is a "Best of Rabbit Hole" that appeared in the Heat of the COVID-19 pandemic on Wednesday, October 28, 2020As luck would have it our...

Summer is waning. It always seems to go by too fast; but the last few years have been exacerbated by something beyond weather affecting the...

My faithful hound had been looking forward to the weekend all week. In fact, if I’m not mistaken, I could have sworn I heard him singing Loverboy’s...

A cautionary tale for our time …This week, I arrived early to a coffee shop for a meeting. Already coming from another meeting, it didn’t make...

It was bound to happen.It’s been years since my blushing bride has abandoned me.In all fairness, she’s been asking when we would return to visit...

Is your glass half full, or half empty?This is the question I’ve pondered during much of my life. I knew the correct answer that would lead to a...

The littles of this world can teach those of us bigs so much - if only we are willing to take the time to observe and listen.Littles know so much more than we acknowledge....

I  think the great tragedy of the recent pandemic is that it has hastened our rush to abandon so-called “third spaces” seemingly at all costs.The...