By the Playbook
Another Washington Times piece got me thinking again. The great betrayal: How the CCP humiliates China and blames the world – Washington Times It’s probably lesson one in every politician’s… Read more »
Adrift
I just came upon an article in the Washington Times that’s alarming, but not unexpected. Titled Via porn, gore and ultra-violence, extremist groups are sinking hooks online into the very… Read more »
Main Street R.O.K.
I grew up in a small town. I remember reading the population sign saying “2,341” when I left and thinking “2,340.” And we had a pretty decent Main Street. Small… Read more »
Far too short…
I could listen to this all day. Sadly, it’s only a demo on a jazz channel…
Who do you think you are?
I haven’t been here for a while, so I think I’ll share a song that answers the title’s question. Read the words first before listening. There are a lot of… Read more »
Really not like the movie…
Well, I think it’s safe. I’m back to reading The Lord of the Rings and I’m really enjoying it. Mainly because I’m far enough removed from the movies that they… Read more »
Happy Birthday!
When something big celebrates an anniversary, we usually shoot for the big milestone years. Twenty-five. Fifty. A hundred. In 2026, the USA will be 250 years old (sheesh, I remember… Read more »
Farther Along
Some time ago I heard of Josh Garrels. I think I was fortunate enough to catch one of his albums being offered free on line. And not just any album,… Read more »
Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights
I’ve never minded excessive language in books as long as it gets somewhere. I’m quite often long-winded myself. By example, I will always bring up that I don’t mind the… Read more »
Music for the Peace of It
One of the most pleasant things I’ve experienced over the past year or so is the use of Amazon Music. It sucks in one respect (and I may have written… Read more »