Art Fettig

Wrestling Furniture

August 27, 2012 Art Fettig 0

I don’t know if you ever tried to wrestle a big couch and a couple of Lazy Boy Chairs across the carpeted floor so the cleaners could come in and clean but believe me, it […]

Parking Downtown On The Street

August 19, 2012 Art Fettig 1

When I was sixteen I flunked my first driver’s road test. I drove just fine but the final item on the check list was parking and I got all flustered when the fellow was a […]

I started writing this newsletter as a follow up to my presentations at the National Safety Congress at McCormick Place in Chicago in 1988. It was a wonderful experience. They allowed me to present at […]

Olympics

August 6, 2012 Art Fettig 1

Did you ever spend years preparing for a single goal such as competing in an Olympic competition? In any time in your life did you ever imagine yourself becoming the very best in your specific […]

Miracles

July 30, 2012 Art Fettig 0

“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” Albert Einstein wrote that and for me at this […]

The Storyteller

July 22, 2012 Art Fettig 1

Once upon a time (As far back as 1973 at the Michigan Safety Conference and 1978 for three consecutive mornings at the National Safety Congress) there was a story teller who told stories to safety […]

Be Brief

July 15, 2012 Art Fettig 0

Several years ago my friend and I were walking down Bourbon Street in New Orleans and I noticed a very simple sign hanging in the doorway of a fairly small club. It read, “Tonight, Al […]

Birthdays

July 8, 2012 Art Fettig 1

Personally, in the far past I never paid much attention to my birthdays. They came, they left and it really didn’t make much sense all the concert people paid to turning forty, or fifty. Some […]

Women in the Revolutionary War

July 1, 2012 Art Fettig 0

Betsy Ross did what most women were expected to do…sew. True she was a professional seamstress and ….. Deborah Sampson was a revolutionary soldier for two years before her sex was discovered. She then returned […]

Listenin’ and Eatin’

June 22, 2012 Art Fettig 0

Candidate for N.C. Governor Pat McCrory, right, greets Art Fettig lof Hillsborough, who is an Andy Griffith look-alike. Photo by Corey Lowenstein – clowenst@newsobserver.com Reprinted with permission from The News & Observer of Raleigh, North […]