Spring sneaks in unexpectedly. One day, you shake off winter’s chill; the next, you notice the light shifting, elongating shadows.

You know that saying, "Mom knows best." This week, it hit home for me. I can still picture my mom’s unwavering advice for handling a cold from my 1960s childhood: "Rest in bed, drink plenty of fluids, and take aspirin to help with pain and fever."

People often ask why I'm up before the birds. Mostly, it's because I'm awake, with a mental list of things to do already spooling out like a tangled fly line.

Can you name one person who, during your lifetime, changed your life in an extraordinary way? Was it a parent, a teacher, a historical figure, or maybe a serendipitous acquaintance? One person stands out among all others - Richard T. Liddicoat.

I understand that coffee isn't for everyone. Some people thrive on just sunlight and positive thoughts! So, why not join us and explore the simple joy of brewing coffee together?

This week, we're addressing cryptic social media posts that drive us crazy: a mix of acronyms, vague references, and no context.

This week, we're exploring the basics of astrophotography. Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered what'sreally out there? I’ve discovered a way to explore distant galaxies–without a telescope–or leaving my backyard.

Welcome back to On the Fly! This week, I want to share what Lori discovered on ESPN about professional golf: the NEW TGL league. Inspired by Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story," we’re about to tee off!

Imagine a tapestry woven from countless experiences: stories, lessons, relationships, and environments. How does this relate to truth? Join me.

Today, we’re exploring something that sounds like it’s straight out of a sci-fi movie: quantum computing. Don’t worry if you’re not a tech expert—I promise to keep it simple, fun, and full of real-world analogies.