Monthly Archives: February 2018

HAGGLING

Posted on February 25, 2018 by Joel Jurrens

I’ve never been much on haggling. My wife on the other hand loves a good haggle. (I think it’s genetic, because her father was a master haggler. I won’t tell you how much I had to cough up to get … Continue reading →

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PUTTERING AROUND

Posted on February 18, 2018 by Joel Jurrens

“So what are your plans for the day,” my wife often asks. I have to have plans. She does things, which normally consist of going to her friends to have coffee or talking to them on the phone. But I … Continue reading →

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FIGURE SKATING WITH A FINISH LINE

Posted on February 12, 2018 by Joel Jurrens

I’ve been watching some of the winter Olympics, and I’ve decided I don’t like them as well as the summer Olympics. I think it’s because they always have them in the cold weather when everything is covered with ice and … Continue reading →

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LESSONS FROM MY SISTERS

Posted on February 4, 2018 by Joel Jurrens

When I was young, maybe seven or eight, my  sister hit me in the head with a hammer. (Stop it. Stop giggling. It does NOT explain everything.) I don’t remember why she hit me—there are a lot of things I … Continue reading →

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