People That Matter: 100 Years of Alan Kinder
Alan Kinder turned 100 years old on January 26th. He survived the second wave of D-Day in 1944 and the Battle of the Bulge in 1945. He came home and married, had a family and a life. He didn’t talk much about WWII until his grandson asked him about it for a paper he was writing at school. That was
Overdoing It!
What a week. I went to DC for a couple of days and then to Colorado for the weekend. I missed class but got it covered with help on notes and homework. I was in the airport 4 times and on 4 different airplanes over 6 days and of course, came back sick. But it was fun to be back.
The Way Forward
I am a busy person. Too busy, you may ask? And at times, I’d have to say yes. This is one of those times. So, I’ve got to manage my way through this. I have a plan for now until the middle of May and then I’ll be out of school until August. I don’t have a big trip planned
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