The Easy Way?
A few years ago, while sitting on the patio of my mother’s house and talking to my brother, we came upon a question we could not answer. But our nephew,… Read more »
Category: Life Lesson
How It’s Done
A short class in actually listening to political speak: Headline: “BREAKING: Lara Trump reveals that Trump admin will release more Jeffrey Epstein case evidence.” Excerpts of what Lara Trump actually… Read more »
The Path
I may have mentioned at one time the story of my salvation and the first Bible verse that God showed me after it happened. I won’t go through it again,… Read more »
A Wedding in Venice
When I was a new Christian, I had a friend from Belize named Kesri. He had a seriousness about his faith, but also a way of bursting out in joy… Read more »
Fighting the Battle
The perfect life does not exist. I may have thought it did at one time. A lot of kids with idyllic childhoods may have thought that way. Was mine idyllic?… Read more »
Ignorance as Blessing: II
When I was working on my Masters degree, the graduation requirement was to produce a portfolio, the contents of which would require defending before a panel of professors. Part of… Read more »
Ignorance as Blessing
I’d like to take this short moment to tell you about a theory I’ve developed over my years of experience in the language training and testing field; and maybe even… Read more »
Required Reading
I’ve been struggling a bit lately. I’ve taken to reading through posts on X and I’m caught between whether to keep going or to delete my account entirely (which is… Read more »
Beware the Killer Robots
I recently listened to a fascinating episode of NY Times’ “The Daily” podcast – “The Era of Killer Robots is Here,” and I think you should too…and ponder. The story… Read more »
Read the Bill
I’m leery of social media, but I still lurk about its corners. It gives me ideas sometimes. But it’s supremely dangerous, and its purveyors know it. That doesn’t stop them… Read more »