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Gobble Up These Turkey Stats

by Curt Kovener A cornucopia is a symbol of abundance. Sometimes called the Horn of Plenty, it traditionally is a woven container in the shape of a curved horn filled with fruits & vegetables. In ancient time, it was a goat’s horn. The cornucopia has long been...

My Favorite Color Is October

by Curt Kovener Here are some thoughts, observations, and poetic wisdom of others on the Autumnal Season. •And all at once, summer collapsed into fall. – Oscar Wilde •Fall has always been my favorite season. The time when everything bursts with its last beauty, as if...

Frank O’Bannon…Now He Was Somebody

by Curt Kovener It’s been 20 years…two decades… since he died. In that time a generation has passed; a new generation has taken their place. Many may have forgotten; many more may not know of the leadership, statesmanship, compromising consensus builder that was the...

Units and Measures

by Curt Kovener For those who thought the hardest part of Charles Bard’s CHS high school physics class was the constant conversion from metric to English units, here are some useful Hoosier Humor System Conversions. And if you have to ask “who was Charles Bard?” stop...

And More Quotes On Observations On Life

by Curt Kovener Over the decades I have amassed a number of quotes and thoughts of both the serious and humorous nature. There is not money in poetry, but then there is not poetry in money, either. ~Robert Graves Poets, we know, are very sensitive people, and in my...

And More Quotes On Observations On Life

by Curt Kovener Over the decades I have amassed a number of quotes and thoughts of both the serious and humorous nature. Injustice is relatively easy to bear; what stings is justice. ~H. L. Mencken Silence is argument carried on by other means. ~Ernesto...