• June 9
Orchids to …
• Andy at Kroger Pharmacy for the time he spent working on my issue. I salute you sir!
• members of the political party who are aware that the former chief executive is not worthy of high public office.
• our free press continuing to protect our democracy in the face of the comment by the previous executive that it is the enemy of the people.
• the outstanding young women competing for Bartholomew County Fair Queen.
• never forgetting Sept. 11, 2001 and Jan. 6, 2021, both times when our country was attacked.
• the man in the big green John Deere tractor who mowed the weeds on Tellman Camp Road, it was very much appreciated, from T&K Trucking.
• Tabitha Greene Parlow, have a fabulous day! love Dad, Debbie, and Julie.
Onions to …
• becoming a heartless country with regards to immigrants.
• politicians who aren’t leading by example to encourage constituents to get vaccinated.
• the former elected one for falsely claiming climate change is a hoax perpetrated by Asians, thereby causing hatred of our patriotic Asian Americans.
• the former executive for saying the country should pay trillions because of the virus when we don’t know what caused it.
• those believing the election was a complete fraud.
• not realizing mom and pop restaurants are a really tough enterprise to be profitable.
• people who put their house up for sale, but don’t clean it!
• the proud political party sinking to fascism and white nationalism.
• the political party that continues to lie in the face of facts.
• troublemakers still trying to say the election was stolen.
• the current administration who will grant amnesty to millions of illegals who will be supported by the American taxpayers.
• the new leader who wants to take over elections with automatic online registration, expanded mail-in voting, and no voter ID allowing for possible mass voter fraud.
Happy Birthday to …
• James Kelly, from your family and Donna.
• Jill McCain, from the Morrow family.
Happy Anniversary to …
• Mike and Diana Bova on No. 65, from your family.
