The old saying “The best-laid plans of mice and men oft go astray,” a Scottish proverb linked to 18th Century poet Robert Burns, was apropos for my St. Patrick’s Day plans for promoting peace at this year’s parade. The weather … Read More
I did something this Christmas morning that I wish I had thought of at “Christmases long long ago,” as Andy Williams sings. The idea came to mind to don my vintage (1966) U.S. Army field jacket and hold my peace flag outside St. Dominic … Read More
This was a first. As I have done for many years, I stood outside the Cleveland Browns’ playground yesterday wearing my 1966 U.S. Army field jacket while holding my peace flag, greeting football fans heading to the stadium for the Browns-Ravens … Read More
As has been my wont for many years, this Vietnam veteran stood at the northeast corner of East 9th Street and North Marginal Drive on Labor Day weekend for the Cleveland National Air Show, promoting peace while wearing my vintage U.S. Army … Read More
After promoting peace to folks heading to Progressive field for the last game of a three-game series between the Miami Marlins and Cleveland Guardians yesterday evening, a woman in a motorized wheelchair on the plaza in … Read More