Category Archives: Retirement Thoughts

Watching the Signs

Posted on October 20, 2019 by Stephen J. Gohmann

Those of us in striking range of the Big Sleep share many commonalities in our physical and spiritual development. (Or is that deterioration? I forget.)  Many of these kind of suck.  In fact, most of them kind of suck.  In … Continue reading →

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The Controversy Over Cursive

Posted on May 1, 2017 by Stephen J. Gohmann

I’ve lived in the Great State of Illinois all my life. I use the modifier ‘Great’ for the purpose of distinguishing Illinois from other States known as ‘Not Great’or worse yet ‘Insignificant’ (e.g., Rhode Island).  I also use it because … Continue reading →

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Hey, lets BINGE! … (or not)

Posted on March 13, 2017 by Stephen J. Gohmann

In retirement I frequently have a lot of time on my hands to do whatever I wish.  The rest of the time I do something else but I don’t remember what it was.   I recently and quite accidentally got … Continue reading →

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Time Goes By

Posted on June 16, 2009 by Stephen J. Gohmann

It’s been a year since I visited this space so I thought I’d add some thoughts.   Nationally, the last three months have seen improvement in the economic environment in the U.S., but today specfically blew chunks.  I’m still waiting … Continue reading →

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