by pbamesberger | Dec 12, 2024 | By The Well
Compass If any of you hold a desire to camp, explore, or hike in the wilderness… you would do well to take along a compass. This device does not rely on cell service or battery life to direct an adventurer on the correct path. In fact, this tool was used for centuries...
by pbamesberger | Nov 13, 2024 | By The Well
Snow Day Snow day! Sweet music to the ears of a child. That translated into school being canceled and a fun packed day forthcoming. I remember those special days. What should I do first? Work on my model Camaro? Play a board game? Go outside to build a snow man? Or I...
by pbamesberger | Oct 17, 2024 | By The Well
Lies Are Loud, The Truth Is Quiet Why is the truth so quiet while lies are so noisy? In a world full of loud deception, the truth seems to have lost its volume to be heard. With a constant influx of negative media, it’s no wonder that this would be on our minds,...
by pbamesberger | Sep 9, 2024 | By The Well
Lighthouse Through dense fog in a raging sea, a lighthouse will provide guidance during the most treacherous and darkest of night. Scattered along coastal waters, these lifesaving landmarks furnish a combination of bright lights and loud fog horns to warn mariners of...
by pbamesberger | Aug 16, 2024 | By The Well
Duct Tape They say if you can’t fix it with duct tape, you need more duct tape. This roll of wonder should be in everyone’s toolbox. In fact, you can repair nearly anything with duct tape. Whether it is a book binding, hole in your boot, leaky hose, or a broken...
by pbamesberger | Jul 17, 2024 | By The Well
The Gold Rush “I found gold!” The shout that rang across the nation in and around the year 1849 that sparked the famous Gold Rush migration. The plot to seek a fortune ignited a quest for thousands of people to make the trek to California for a richer life. Tens of...
