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Pete Waters focuses on local human-interest pieces with themes revolving around family, relationships, culture & society, and house & home. He frequently includes expert commentary in his articles.
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Reflect on the soul-stirring lyrics of "Where Rainbows Never Die" by The SteelDrivers feat. Chris Stapleton, weaving tales of aging, life's winding paths, and an old man's wisdom—echoing Hemingway's enduring spirit. Nostalgic, heartfelt, and timeless.
It was just the other week, I asked my good friend Sharon if she would like to attend an Amish wedding with me. “Since I went to the cemetery with you to see the Harvest moon, I’m thinking paradise might be an equally interesting place,” she said and accepted my invitation. Where exactly is Paradise, […]
Every time the month of December gets here, I’m sort of in the reflective mode, and they seem to get here a little quicker every year. I have been gifted with seventy-seven Decembers thus far and each year has been filled with so many, many memories. Those Decembers awaiting me in the future are becoming […]
Albert Butts was born on Nov. 26, 1926; it must have been a good year. Prices were a little different back then ~ a pound of bacon 50 cents; a dozen eggs, 56 cents; a Chrysler sedan, $995; a house, $6,300; and a frying pan, 10 cents. And so, on Nov. 26, 2025, Albert turned […]
I wonder what this world would be like if we had only one responsibility and duty ~ Be Kind. Kindness is defined as the quality of being friendly, generous and considerate. Have you ever taken a moment to be kind? I wonder if those two villains (father and son) with rifles who took the lives […]
Many years ago, I read the book, “Benjamin Franklin, an American life“ by Walter Isaacson. It was a fascinating book about one of the most famous Founding Fathers of our country. He was a wise man who lived as a scientist, inventor, diplomat, business strategist and writer. Thomas Jefferson called him “the greatest man of […]
Robert Turner aka “Brownie” was a fellow who lived in Dargan back in the day when I was a young lad growing up in that tiny village. He made his way around to the different houses in that little town, and worked on many cars and tractors because of his mechanical knowledge of motorized vehicles, […]
An engaging conversation between Dargan Boy and his imaginary friend Bubba explores government fraud, political division, and the state of current affairs over coffee and pie.
When I was a young correctional officer (aka prison guard), I had the opportunity to conduct contraband searches. In my early career, while searching inmate cells, I would often find a book entitled The Prophet. I thought that a little odd given the limited reading history of the incarcerated. However, this find influenced me to […]
Explore the insights of Pete Waters, a Boonsboro writer, as he reflects on the drought in Maryland and its impact.
