You Rock
Every once in a while, social media gets it right. Or, we get it right via Facebook or Instagram. Much of the time, we stumble in our usage and wind up widening the perceived chasm between ourselves and "others." I am as guilty as anyone of sharing posts that I feel are witty or snarky. I'm probably more guilty than most of scrolling through reels until I find one that undoubtedly will reaffirm my biases and make my bubble seem way more awesome than it is. Anyway, back to the part where we get it right. My wife, Tina, and I marked our 30th wedding anniversary yesterday. We were married in Richmond Vermont over Memorial Day in 1995, and we gathered family and friends at the Bolton Valley ski lodge over the long weekend. Some of us were there for the full three days, during which we hiked, reminisced, toured around, and just generally savored the glory of the Green Mountains and the company of lots of people with whom we share much love. And, yes, I took my part in one of t...
