March 21, 2023
Tony Moorby
Nashville, Picasso and… Bachelorette Parties?
Tony Moorby
May 04, 2021
The Frist Art Museum in Nashville is one of my favorite buildings ever. Since the museum’s closure for nearly a year, members have been chomping…
A Trip Down the Amazon
Tony Moorby
April 06, 2021
Years ago, I wrote that I was extremely enamored of Amazon. In those days it was an online bookseller. I extolled their virtues of ease…
Posturing, Politicking and Anti-Social Media
Tony Moorby
February 06, 2021
Congress is acting like the orchestra on the Titanic; making a lot of noise as chaos reigns around them and disastrous consequences loom from every…
Forecasts, Newton and the Eternal Optimist
Tony Moorby
January 20, 2021
Forecasting in this current state of affairs would be about as useful as a chocolate fire screen! I willingly observe that businesses have to plot…
Needing a Map to Find an Atlas
Tony Moorby
October 22, 2020
I was planning a road trip about this time last year; a “Bourbon Trail” revisit with my brother and my buddy, Doug. It involved going…
Insurance Without Assurance
Tony Moorby
November 28, 2020
It would seem that insurance companies know the costs of everything but the value of nothing. I recently got T-boned at a traffic light on…
IARA Conference Enters New Era
Tony Moorby
September 01, 2020
“This is a people business!” Anyone in the automobile world has heard that a million times. It’s always been assumed that a physical presence is…
Time Flies, Nature Fills the Gaps
Tony Moorby
July 22, 2020
When you’re forced to slow down and stay home, strange things happen; time is going by so fast. Maybe Einstein had a theory for that.…
A Journal of the Coronavirus Year
Tony Moorby
June 23, 2020
To coin a phrase from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, this has been an annus horribilis so far for almost anyone on the planet. Her reference…
It’s a Dog’s World
Tony Moorby
June 16, 2020
We are devoid of a dog! Lacking a lap snatcher. Minus a mutt. At last. Terry recently helped a friend to run a small business,…
