Beech Tree News Network

Thoughts on The Human Condition:

Last week, I discovered what I had long suspected.  If left to myself, with no outside interference, I would soon become very tired of my own company.

Children often use surprising phrases. My nine-year-old granddaughter jokingly described a trivial incident as a “First World problem.” Many of us may also be guilty of complaining about small frustrations.

The South is changing -  well DUH!

After weeks of anticipation and months of discussions and meetings with stakeholders, the Kentucky Senate Majority Caucus filed its comprehensive pension reform bill as Senate Bill (SB) 1 on Tuesday, February 20.

HAVE NO IDEAL- I am by no means a member of the “language police,” for I have been known to be less than formal in my own spoken engagements. I have used ain't in conversation, I say ant for aunt and on more than one occasion have been guilty of using several more countrified colloquialisms and I still struggle with knowing when, whom should be used instead of, who.