Category Archives: Newsletter Columns
All our Halloween treats!
“They” say there’s been strange goings-on at the old Dwyer Place lately, that old gray building down by the crumbly bridge. Course, “they” say it’s a mighty strange place from the get-go… lots of cars going by all the time, … Continue reading
Shop Talk- Reviewing our Covid policies
Comment of the Month- Client Jaqueline R. wrote- “Always love the gem and rock displays- everytime! One time we picked up Swiss Army knives from the airport as a little gift. You gave them out… I still have mine!!” … Continue reading
Drew’s Kitchen- Drew closes the Kitchen
After over 15 years as a Service Advisor, Drew Pearson is retiring from Tom Dwyer Automotive Services. We’ll miss his smile, hard work, dedication, and style, but mostly we’ll miss his Kitchen. (We think we have someone lined up to … Continue reading
Book Spotlight- Breakups, protests, and not reading at all
We’re growing! Up till now, Book Spotlight has focused on one book per month. Simple. But you deserve more so from now on we’re giving you more… expect at least two books per month, and possibly more depending on how … Continue reading
Health Notes- 50 lies you believe about your own body
They say that Common Sense is neither common nor sensical, and the things we believe about our bodies prove it. For instance, everyone ‘knows’ you’re supposed to wait 30 minutes after eating before you swim, but there’s no medical reason … Continue reading
Health Notes- This is the healthiest community in the US. Here’s why…
This is the healthiest community in the US. Here’s why… Kristen Rogers on CNN, Sep 2020 “With its vast mountain ranges, diverse wildlife and clean air, Los Alamos County, New Mexico, has been ranked the healthiest … Continue reading
We can even learn from THAT debate!
Tom’s Tidbits The Debate was a disaster, but we can still learn from it Greetings, If you’re like me, you’re still slack-jawed at the desecration of human dignity, democratic principles, rational thought, and the vacuum of vision on display in … Continue reading
Popcorn Shorts for September 2020
Popcorn Shorts Cool stuff that’s too small for a big article Just like it says, Popcorn Shorts is about the kind of things we think are really interesting, but don’t really need a large article to explain them. From the … Continue reading
Get Ready For Winter
Two critical areas of concern for winter driving Original post December 2, 2011, revised Sep 2020 Fall is just beginning, but winter is on its way. No one wants to be left on the side of the road in winter … Continue reading
Book Spotlight- “It Was All A Lie” by Stuart Stevens PLUS: BIG NEWS from Multnomah County Library
“It Was All A Lie- How The Republican Party Became Donald Trump” by Stuart Stevens from the publisher– “In his bare-knuckles account, Stevens confesses to the reader that the entire apparatus of his Republican Party is … Continue reading