In search for browntail moth nests to wage war against in his yard, J.P. Devine mulls how "it's always somethin'."

War historically produces great literature, full of blood and anguish and the stories of our lives, J.P. Devine says.

Book banners should be careful what they wish for, J.P. Devine says.

As the world watches whether Russia will invade Ukraine, J.P. Devine has concerns closer to home.

Childhood memories of using the bathtub have given way to the joys of showering, J.P. Devine says.

Enjoying his favorite cereal for dessert, J.P. Devine recalls a childhood moment when his mother introduced him to the magic of snap, crackle and pop.

Once an eccentric tour guide when he first arrived in Waterville, J.P. Devine told some tall tales to Elm City visitors.

JP doesn't have to worry, his daughter lets him know what the wardrobe of this virus war is.

Throughout the years, Kay Devine has always been there for J.P. and others to help them with their "lines," and it's those memories that has J.P. thinking of dancing with She.

A painting J.P. Devine made nearly two decades ago may soon get a face touch-up as he ponders the unfinished business we put off for "later."