Studebaker Dude

I like to say I’ve done some fantastic things, but when you get to see what REALLY happened, it’s not very impressive at all. But it amuses me. Here are some examples.

An odd recollection of a peanut butter bacon hamburger, old California earthquakes and a shout-out to the Sapulpa road repair crew makes for a humorous column this week.

"Enjoying the nice weather, reviving neglected classic cars—lesson learned for 2024 resolutions."

"NFL Post Season 2024: Super Bowl stats, team preferences, and rooting for underdogs in this weekend's games."

"Mouse invasion prompts new traps; accidental Siamese twin discovery raises ethical dilemma."

Charles Schulz, creator of "Peanuts," featured upside-down mailbox flags in some comic strips. Speculation suggests it could symbolize personal distress or moments of global conflict. The mystery adds depth to Schulz's artistic expression.

"Overcoming Christmas blues, I've learned to appreciate joy with a loving wife. Grateful for blessings, seeking love in every day."

Studebaker Dude Year In Review Reflection!

"Loss of Wilderness: Trees cleared for new homes, leaving a devastated landscape. Concerns for wildlife and neighbors' privacy."

Jon Stalnaker, post-service, bought houses, tackled landscaping challenges, learned and improved. Now, in Oklahoma, with a new project afoot, he reflects on past endeavors and looks forward to spring planting.