The first time I watched Breakfast at Tiffany’s, I was in love. Aubrey Hepburn stole my heart. Although the film had been made nearly 20… Read More »Modern Actresses Don’t Hold a Candle to My Favorite Classic Hollywood Stars
You can find me outside coaching football most afternoons. No – not the gridiron style that you see played in the NFL. Our family plays… Read More »I Don’t Think Kids Should Be Playing Football
I used to laugh at everyone who complained about lower back pain. When Sammy Sosa went on the injured reserve list for the Chicago Cubs… Read More »How I Prevent Lower Back Pain
Before the pandemic hit and we were stuck at home for two months, I was already working out with a yoga routine and trying to… Read More »This Workout Is the Secret to My Health
It took me 30 minutes to get through the vaccination line. During that time, I chatted with a fellow who was getting his shot so… Read More »Why I’m Still Wearing a Mask Months After Getting Vaccinated
One of the traditions of American presidents is to get off to a fast start. The first 100 days are often a critical part of the entire… Read More »If I Were President, Here Would Be My 100-Day Agenda
Americans have a history of seeking revenge after a political defeat. It’s in the country’s DNA, even before it was officially free of the crown. … Read More »I Like the Unifying Qualities of Baseball; Politicians Are Screwing It Up
When you look at someone’s Facebook feed, it often seems like they’re living the perfect life. The average person doesn’t post about their failures. Who… Read More »5 Ways I Use Social Media for Motivation and Not Comparison
It’s true. I have a long-standing relationship with cheeseburgers. I don’t fault people for wanting to go meatless in today’s society. It doesn’t take long… Read More »I Have No Plans to Switch to Plant-Based Anything
I started having headaches in 2012. Although I’d had migraines in the past, these were especially painful. They made my body feel weak, I was… Read More »I Cannot Trust My Doctor and That Scares Me