Opinion

Staff: Love the paper. Keep up the good work.

• A guy walks into a bar and orders 12 shots. Before the bartender even returns with the check, the man has slammed back half of them and shows no signs of slowing down.

Love you, Dad My Dad passed away twenty years ago on February 16th, 2006. It doesn’t seem possible he has been gone that long because I feel him in my heart every day.

Hi, Susan: I enjoy the puzzles and am happy to read about the Plainville and Zurich areas. A very special moment that Stockton gives Rooks County news!! Continued success!! Karla Novotny Russell

Most people know about Custer’s Last Stand at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in Montana Territory, June 25, 1876, when a combined force of several Indian nations defeated Custer’s 7th Cavalry and killed 268, including Custer.

• This is a true story. A Cheyenne friend, Serle Chapman, who has written several books and given many talks about Cheyenne culture and history, is sometimes asked how he feels about being called Indian.

As the Rooks County Development Director for the Heartland Community Foundation, I see every day how generous our community truly is. That generosity is what makes Match Month such an exciting opportunity for Rooks County.

• This is a true story, sent to us from one of our Sentinel- Times subscribers.

This And That * “We’re All In This Together!” I can’t believe that “High School Musical” is 20 years old! I love all the songs and the dancing sequences choreographed by the one and only Kenny Ortega!

A weekly reader sent in the following joke, just in time for the big game: the Super Bowl. A man arrived at the Super Bowl and was unhappy with his seat, which was very high above the field and the view was blocked in certain areas by poles or other obstacles.