J.P. Devine - Centralmaine.com

It doesn’t feel like November, but it feels good

After all the fun and colors, November comes for everyone, JP Devine writes.

When the Morning Sentinel published a picture of a nun in a traditional habit recently, it sent JP Devine spinning into his nun-filled past.

Fear of flying and daughters’ destination weddings don’t mix well, J.P. Devine writes.

JP Devine knows what it’s like to grow up in a family where the wages of alcoholism are kept secret, he writes.

If the day comes when J.P. Devine has to sell everything in an estate sale, he won’t sell the bear.

Memories may fade, but cheeseburgers are forever, J.P. Devine writes.

J.P. Devine’s legacy of never switching over to the smartphone that ‘everyone’ has will live on after he’s gone, he writes.

As a nation of immigrants, we watch what’s going on in the Middle East with familiarity and hope, J.P. Devine writes.

If this is the year of the old guy, J.P. Devine says he wants in.

Sure, technology’s great, J.P. Devine writes, but so much can go wrong in our brave new world.