Monthly Archives: June 2013

John Hancock’s name is synonymous for any signature. “Put your John Hancock right here,” we’ll say and every American knows what that means. John Hancock has one of the most recognizable signatures in history. When he signed the Declaration of … Continue reading →

 The American people have a love affair with drugs…. all kinds of drugs. Some love the illegal variety, guaranteed to help us forget our troubles and get happy. Some of us love the legal variety, guaranteed to help us forget … Continue reading →

  I’ve heard it said that the best way to train up a child in the way he should go is to travel that way occasionally yourself. I think that’s sound advice. So in honor of Father’s Day we offer … Continue reading →

Don Gosset recounts a story from his childhood in his book, There’s Dynamite in Praise, that goes something like this. During the Great Depression his dad, like so many others, was out of work. He had a job offer in … Continue reading →

One of my dearest friends and I just returned from a whirlwind trip to Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Let’s not forget Liechtenstein! One of the tiniest, yet richest little countries there is. I must admit that if you blink … Continue reading →