Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter
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Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #197
Hello, friends.
November? November?! What? How? The busy season is coming and I don’t know how we’ll get through. Election day this week, which could make or break my country. My daughter—my baby—turns 14 this week. How the hell is that po...
Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #196
Hello, friends.
My Halloween events have come to an end and it’s a beautiful autumn day outside. I’ll need to go for a walk at some point. The Day Job was somewhat hellish this week, almost more so than usual. The kids had their moments bu...
Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #195
Hello, friends.
“Better late than never,” was one of my mother’s sayings. She was full of them. I don’t think there was an occasion or instance that she couldn’t have some colloquialism at hand for. That applies to this week’s newsletter....
Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #194
Hello, friends.
It’s another gorgeous fall day outside. Sunshine, breeze, nice temperatures. I feel bad writing this as friends down in Florida are in the middle of a hellish hurricane and I wish I could send them this weather. I hope they...
Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #193
Hello, friends.
The sun is out and it’s in the 60s outside. October is on the calendar and I write a little about that this week. I have yet to really settle into the “new” school year (it’s now more than a month old) and it’s been messing...
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