Personal logs from me.
So, I stumbled across this article that frames the race in an interesting light. You can read it by clicking here. The election results after canvassing are available through the Hutch News here. However, this is not about that article so much as it is my personal observations: None of Read more
Yesterday, I took a trip up to Kansas City for work, fixing this and that. On the way there and back, it seemed that I was in a sea of orange: nothing but road construction! Plenty of projects needing to be done, but I don’t feel like I could drive Read more
So, last night I went swimming, and somehow pulled or twinged some muscles in my neck. As I lay here a day later, still trying to get the brick in my back to relax, I think: “This may be just the tip of the iceberg as I get older.” I Read more
I think people around Hutchinson should really look into what district they’re in. Too many times I’ve seen 102nd signs in the 104th district areas, and vice versa. I think some people will be surprised when they get to the polls, and realize that the name on the sign out Read more
When the tornado sirens go off, are you prepared? Do you know what to do? Most of you probably answer something like “Go downstairs to a safe place until the sirens stop blowing” or “Wait until I can see the storm, then go downstairs.” But there is much more at stake just ‘duck and cover.’ What happens if a tornado does hit your house? Where do you go, who do you contact? What if you’re stuck and can’t get out? What if someone is critically injured?
Although this doesn’t happen to everyone, and it only happens to a small percent of people each year, it still happens. But, there are things you can do to prepare in advance for these scenarios. Very important things to do before, during, and after a tornado strikes.