by SEDRIC.WALKER512 | Aug 19, 2021 | Letters from the Publisher, The People
Where are you going? What does that question mean to you? Where are you going? I don’t mean, shopping, travel destination, or out to dinner. It’s a question that you should ask yourself on occasion. The question isn’t always about the ultimate destination but it can...
by SEDRIC.WALKER512 | Jun 2, 2021 | Letters from the Publisher, The People
We live in a pop dominant culture. If we want something to stand out, we say it has to pop. We want our photos to pop. We look for it in our cereal. It can have the snap and crackle but it must have the pop. When we strike the golf ball, you want to pop it whether on...
by SEDRIC.WALKER512 | Nov 23, 2020 | Letters from the Publisher, The People
During the 80s, I listened to Prince’s 1999 album. It was an anthem to many of us. When I first heard the song, 1999 seemed so far away. The year was 1982 and through my teenage eyes, it was hard to imagine it would ever come. It did however show up as advertised....
by SEDRIC.WALKER512 | Sep 10, 2020 | Letters from the Publisher, The People
The OTL brand is always about the best and enjoying what life has to offer. We have never gone down the road of pessimism or political tribalism. We are aware of Covid-19 and the effect it has had on 2020. We have chosen not to talk Covid-19 ad nauseum in this forum....
by SEDRIC.WALKER512 | Jul 22, 2020 | Letters from the Publisher, The People
OTL has always provided a respite from all the real-world stuff that you see on television and social media. We understand there is more to life than leisure and luxury, but we are advocates of such things. You have every right to doom and gloom, you just can’t...
by SEDRIC.WALKER512 | Apr 7, 2020 | Letters from the Publisher, The People
The most important thing we can do now is to take care of ourselves and those we love by our actions and behavior. Humans adapt and survive. It’s what we do and we are good at it. We all know the seriousness and the uncertainty of these days. There appears to be no...