opinion

Sometimes having the wealth of all human knowledge, literally at your fingertips, can be both a blessing and a curse.

This may seem very trivial to some, but it's something that gives me a great deal of anxiety and actually has ever since the global pandemic first started.

Let me begin by saying, I know as a 45-year old man, this is going to make me sound super old, especially to millennials, but I have to say my peace.

Oh great and powerful social media overseers, please find a better way to penalize people for old posts and/or make it clearer what types of things are considered offensive.

Casper has always been known for being family oriented, but lately, tempers have been flying negatively.

Every time Casper has a significant drop in temperature and/or we get a decent amount of snow, social media becomes a "let's all complain about Wyoming" free for all.

There are quite a few dangerous intersections in Casper, but in my humble opinion, the mall entrance at Wyoming Boulevard and Carriage Lane is one of the worst.

I get nervous when I have to order coffee at a coffee shop. I'm talking like serious anxiety, but I can't be alone in this.

You would think after a couple of months I would have learned something by now. But, I must confess that after 2 months of lock-down I'm still as confused as ever about COVID-19.

Disclaimer: I am not a doctor. I am not a certified nutritionist... But I do love to give advice.

This may be the most dangerous intersection Casper and this traffic light is the reason.

Before I get into my tyrant, I'd just like to say that I'm beyond grateful for the hard work that these folks put in during a Wyoming snowstorm. They are out on the slick streets with mounds of snow piling up around them and for that, I want to say thank you.