He turned 60 this month.
Friends and colleagues remembered his kindness, his dry sense of humor, his “steady hand at the wheel” as part of the elections board, and his impact politically and in the legal profession.
“He gave sage advice,” said David Payne, deputy director of the county board of elections, who first met Sinnott more than 30 years ago. “He was a great legal mind, he was a great political mind.”
Josh Jaffe, chairman of the Franklin County Republican Party Executive Committee, called Sinnott a practical conservative who has had an enormous impact on Republican politics in this state and in central Ohio for decades… He’s been one of the people who has shaped Ohio Republican politics over the last 40 years.”
My daughter-in-law convinced me to try one of those clothing subscriptions where you answer a few questions online regarding your style preferences and they send a mystery box of clothes, personally hand-picked for you by a stylist.
I hesitated at first, knowing my closet needs purged of most of the pieces already crammed in there, but Lacie was excited about her recent shipment and suggested I try it also (with the link provided so she could get a discount on future purchases).
I despise clothes shopping. I have no fashion sense and browsing bores me. The one thing I do like about clothes shopping is finding something amazing for $3 on the clearance rack. Never mind that itâs not my color or my size but look at the price tag â $3?
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