When I say I love original art, I mean I love a little paint smeared on a canvas — nothing of particular value, mind you, but the idea of an idea … the representation of something worth remembering.
You ignored August 12 didn’t you? That’s when the world celebrates National Middle Child Day every year, but you ignored it just as you have ignored us “middles” our entire lives!
A stalwart friend recently called my attention to an online article titled, “Two Things to Say to a Child Returning to In- Person School (& Two You Should Avoid).”
Many of the legacies of our country began even before we were a nation. The fervor and spirit, the dedication and perseverance, the unbelievable sacrifices that have perpetuated the American spirit have been with us since we began molding our country.
A Louisiana House health committee hearing was held Monday in Baton Rouge that included Gov. John Bel Edwards and his chief public health officer, Dr. Joe Kanter.
In the western movies, the cavalry always came to the rescue with trumpets blaring, banners flying and soldiers wearing snappy uniforms decked out in plenty of fancy gold braid.
Louisiana could see a huge infusion of federal cash to chisel away at its multibillion-dollar backlog of road and bridge work under the $1 trillion infrastructure bill that U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy helped to negotiate. But Cassidy’s left selling the proposal to Louisiana’s residents on his own, unable to win over his fellow Republican colleagues in the state’s congressional delegation.