What’s happening in the world and closer to home
Many residents and I received our Stafford County real estate assessments on February 14, 2022. Immediately following, many exasperated posts appeared on social media on how increases in values were unfair and debilitating. The posts contained many misconceptions and assumptions.[more …]
Real Estate Taxes Explained Read More »
What does it mean when you are thinking about writing your living will and medical directive in the first couple of miles of a run? [more …]
Living Wills and Goose Poop Read More »
I’ve owned my 2021 Toyota Corolla for six months and took it in for my first recommended service to Sheehy Toyota of Fredericksburg on January 18, 2022. The entire process from appointment to completion went smoothly. [more …]
Sheehy Toyota for Fredericksburg – Service Dept Read More »
Michael and Son missed 4 of 7 appointments that needed to be rescheduled. I would say they are as bad as the cable company. But, that would be disparaging to the cable company. If you can tolerate the lack of proactive communications, missed appointments, and customer service reps, you need to explain the situation on every phone call; they are OK to work on your plumbing.[more …]
A famous comedian’s routine was titled “Never Challenge Worse.” No matter how bad things were, they always can worse. After 2020, people said, “this was a bad year. It can’t get worse.”. Or, can it?[more …]
2022 Would Like a Mulligan Read More »
As previously reported on a Facebook post, on Christmas Eve, a cashier at Wegman’s asked to see my id to make sure I was old enough to buy beer. The last time I was carded, I was 35.[more …]
Wegman’s – Carded at 65 Read More »
There is a simple solution to the situation based on personal freedom. It’s part of that life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness clause.[more …]
Vaccination Mandates Read More »
In the Bauer case, there are too many strange happenings and makes one wonder. This case has impacted a person’s career dependent on youth, and we don’t know why?[more …]
I had UVA football season tickets from 2001 to 2009. I had to drop them when I was working races every Saturday and Sunday in the fall. Now that I have retired, I can get to some of the UVA home games that do not conflict with races[more …]
UVA Football – September 4, 2021 Read More »
