Morley Safer

Morley Safer has died.

I grew up with my father watching “60 Minutes”. I remember as a teen wondering, “how or why does anyone watch this show?” But then as I matured and became a bigger and bigger news junkie I realized why! “60 Minutes” became part of my Sunday evening television viewing every week. Things changed a little once the internet came to be, but I would still catch it on occasion.

Morley Safer spent 46 seasons on “60 Minutes”. CBS just announced his retirement last Sunday. He has passed away at the age of 84.

Morley, along with Mike Wallace, Harry Reasoner, Ed Bradley, Bob Simon, Andy Rooney, Steve Kroft, Lesley Stahl and many others became household names because of that TV show.

RIP Morley Safer.

Here is the story of Morley’s death from CBS News.

I’ve always been the kind of person who notices the things other people overlook — strange roadside attractions, forgotten pieces of history, unusual places, odd trends, and the little things in everyday life that make you stop and say, “Wait... when did that become normal?” That curiosity is really what this blog is all about. I’m especially drawn to the stories hiding in plain sight: a forgotten piece of Michigan history, a roadside attraction you’d never know was there, an old building with a story behind it, or some completely ordinary part of modern life that suddenly seems ridiculous when you think about it for more than five seconds. Some days you’ll find a fascinating history story here. Other days I may take you along on a road trip, dig into something weird from Michigan’s past, share an interesting discovery, or simply rant about something in modern life that makes absolutely no sense. I don’t pretend to have all the answers. I just enjoy asking the questions, digging around for the stories, and sharing the interesting things I find along the way. My goal is simple: Keep looking. Keep learning. And keep things interesting.

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