Opinion

Will B.

Will B. Ready for SUMMER

Some dread that time of year, but others like myself look forward to each year, SUMMER!! Yes, summer is my favorite season. I like a really hot summer. I am not the biggest fan of sweating my you-know-what off, but I enjoy what only summer can provide: many blissful feelings and memories. Blissful like being outside on a day that is 100 plus and that first moment of walking into a 70-degree, ice-cold house or doing yard work in those melting temperatures and jumping in a pool for a dip or a cold shower followed by a well-deserved ice-cold beer in an ice-cold mug kept in a freezer. How about the Fourth of July? Is there a better holiday? Maybe, but not for me. Barbecue, friends, maybe a beer, and fireworks are recipes for amazing memories. Trips to the lake hit just a little better in summer than at any other time of year. Trips to the DQ—yes, please, are always better in the summer. Cherry Limeades at Sonic—there will be plenty of those to be had.

Olney Senior

Olney Senior Cub Center Chats

Wow! What a thrill to watch the total lunar eclipse Sunday night, the 15th. As the moon entered the Earth’s shadow, a faint red color could be detected, and it grew until the entire moon glowed with a dull red hue. Of course, it was 11:00ish before the eclipse was completed, so I drove back into my garage with a satisfying feeling that the moon could then find its way out of the shadow on its own. My pillow was calling my name! Now I will wait until November for the next such spectacle.

Will B.

Will B. Looking Back

The 2022 school year is ending, and I enjoy this time of year even though it is busy during May. I get to look back at all the successes and a few not successful moments of Our Cubs, Lady Cubs and the town of Olney.

Olney Senior

Olney Senior Cub Center Chats

Whew! What happened to spring? Those gentle breezes and mild temps must be living somewhere else ‘cause they certainly aren’t here! Nearly everyone who entered Cub Center last week made comments about the extreme heat or gusty winds. Of course they didn’t really need to comment on the wind...their heads were testaments enough to relay that message. Hairdo’s became hairdon’ts by the time they got from their cars to the door! Well, there may have been an exception or two, right Edward and Hubert?? Wanda Mc may set a trend since she tied a red bandana around her head-- no unruly hair and no sweat running down her forehead! Solved two problems with one kerchief--way to be a problem solver!

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