Child support and the feds discrimination
My writing doesn’t usually take a governmental/political slant, but I wanted to discuss the idea of child support, particularly from the federal viewpoint. I’ve been […]
Month: August 2020
Stamp values versus what a stamp is worth
Conversations on forums often center around stamp values. They are often couched in terms focusing on catalogs, but I suspect most every collector hopes their […]
Dead countries and the world of stamps
A few years ago, I’m doing some research and I ran across a website devoted to stamps from Dead Countries. My interest level shot through […]
The Coast Guard at 230. Doesn’t look a day over…
Today, August 4, 2020, the U.S. Coast Guard turned 230 years old. In May, 1988, six days after my 19th birthday, I boarded a plane […]