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  • And The Award Goes To…

    The end of the school year in America is like attending the Oscars, but with brighter people. At an 8th-grade award ceremony, every kid gets an award, even for things like ordering food in another language. Parents endure back-breaking, leg-cramping, and ass-numbing seats, but it’s all about supporting our kids. So, we’ll cheer them on,… Keep reading →

  • I Am Not A Nice Man

    The title pretty much says it all…but it is true. Given that my website is called The Ramblings of a Grumpy Old Man, it should have been a precursor to what is to come, but be that as it may, I say again, I am not a nice man. Now, given that I’m not everyone’s Keep reading →

  • The Art of Grumpy Wisdom

    The Art of Grumpy Wisdom

    In the world today, everyone seems to be chasing happiness like it’s a badge of honor. But let me tell you, there’s an underrated beauty in embracing your inner grumpiness. It’s not about being miserable; it’s about being real. Happiness is fleeting, but grumpiness? That’s a loyal companion. Through the years, I’ve come to realize Keep reading →

  • Why Today’s Music Has Nothing on the Classics

    Why Today’s Music Has Nothing on the Classics

    Nostalgia isn’t just about looking back fondly on the past; it’s about recognizing the qualities that made those times memorable. When it comes to music, the classics have an undeniable edge over today’s tunes, and it’s not just a matter of taste—it’s about substance. The golden era of music, spanning from the soulful 60s to Keep reading →

  • The Virtue of Being Unapologetically Unfiltered

    The Virtue of Being Unapologetically Unfiltered

    In an age where every word is weighed and measured for its potential to offend, there’s something refreshing about the unapologetic honesty that comes from speaking one’s mind without a filter. This isn’t about being rude or insensitive; it’s about valuing authenticity over the constant pressure to conform to societal politeness. Why do we tiptoe Keep reading →