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Standing Where He Stood: Allatoona Pass, October 2026 One hundred sixty-two years to the day after the guns fell silent, I walked the Allatoona Pass Battlefield in Bartow County, Georgia — the same ground my great-grandfather, John Newton Prentice, defended on October 5, 1864. John was nineteen when he enlisted in Company A of the 57th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in … Read More
Stepping Back in Time at the Battle of Camp Wildcat Reenactment We pulled into the Battle of Camp Wildcat reenactment site near Hazel Patch, just outside London, Kentucky, about an hour before the main battle was set to start. The plan was simple: walk the camps first, see how the reenactors lived the day, then watch the fight. What we … Read More
Story Read to you by me: Exquisite Cosmic Coincidence The Perfect Alignment of Sun, Moon, and Earth Of all the moons in our solar system—hundreds of them orbiting the gas giants and smaller worlds—none produces the precise, breathtaking spectacle of a total solar eclipse the way Earth’s Moon does. The Sun is roughly 400 times wider than the Moon, yet … Read More
Perryville Battlefield: Kentucky’s Bloodiest Day — Update: October 12, 2026 Almost a 164 years after this horrific battle, I step back in time. Same season, same drought and same weather. Perryville Battle Field’s erie stillness and quiet day brought many emotions and thoughts to my mind as we wondered through the valleys and rolling hills. To say the least it … Read More
Continuing down the road on The Great American Heartland Tour. We rolled into Mackville, Kentucky and settled in at Eddie and Cheryl Young’s place, Andrea’s aunt and uncle’s farm. The pond sits right there with ducks and geese working the water, donkeys and cattle on the grass, and the kind of quiet that makes you notice how close the rest … Read More
Day 2 of the ear seeds, and the day behaved exactly the way she said it would. Read Previous Article on Day One Treattment I did not feel a turn. No clearing. No new appetite for the foods I have kept off the plate since the Lone Star tick rewrote the rules. The tiny seeds stayed where she placed them, … Read More
Greetings, readers. Two days ago I told you I had an appointment with Dr. Malisha Craney, N.D., of Clear Pathways to Health in Martinsville, Indiana, for Alpha-Gal Syndrome. Today that appointment happened. This is the first treatment update. I still live without red meat and dairy. That part has not changed in one afternoon, and I am not going to … Read More
Coming Home to Paw PawA family visit, a festival, and the names that keep coming back Some towns you pass through. Paw Paw is the kind you carry. This past weekend we stood in Wyoming Cemetery under Illinois sky and then walked into the annual Pawpaw Festival like we had been expected. We were. The Prentices who still live in … Read More
Update: First MAP auriculotherapy treatment — Alpha Gal Treatment. Greetings, readers. I’m back on a subject that has changed daily life on the road: Alpha-Gal Syndrome.Many of you already know I was bitten by several Lone Star ticks after leaving Florida. Within a couple of weeks I became severely ill after eating red meat and dairy. Since then I’ve lived … Read More
Marco Rubio explains this perfectly:
