It happens every four years (or every two if you count the Winter version). We’re blessed to put all other news on hold so we can watch, hear, and talk about the Summer Olympics. For some, it’s a time to turn all forms of media to the “off” position. For others, household members’ habits remove the viability of that option. When that happens, be wary, for the wheels of opinion beginning spinning furiously. See what we mean in this week’s Carosa Commentary “Olympian Thoughts…”
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