Weekend To Remember
Here’s my very rough first attempt at a video blog entry. I just wanted to see if I could do it. With practice it could be done better, but I’m not sure if there’s much reason to do so.
Continue reading →Yearly Archives: 2012
The Next Step in My Political Initiation
For the last few months in my local TEA Party, we’ve been talking about the upcoming elections and how we should be involved in them. Though we are expressly non-partisan, our views are most closely represented by the Republican Party, … Continue reading →
Honestly!
I don’t know what your experience has been, but I have found that if someone feels the need to tell you that they’re honest you should be on your guard. An expectation of integrity seems to be woven into our … Continue reading →
Easter Ham
I’ve only recently come to understand that ham on Easter is a well-established tradition. It wasn’t so in our family, and not I suppose with the people we knew. Maybe it just never came up. Having had a particularly good … Continue reading →
Are there Victimless Crimes?
The short answer is “no,” but it requires explanation. I would put so-called victimless crimes into two categories. The first would be those commonly trotted out as such; examples being drugs and prostitution. The second are those that may be … Continue reading →
Adrift
Adrift in a sea of loneliness and despairThere is no land in sight. Why should I care?This ocean of tears I made. It is my place to drown in it.Perhaps when that day comes, peace will yet be found in … Continue reading →
A Place I Know
There’s a place I know. It’s a place I gowhen I’ve nowhere else. Shades of gray help me stay within the walls of sanity. All is vanity. Leave it for the rest. Emotion, such a troublesome notion; I prefer devotion … Continue reading →
Get Real
21 “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father who is in heaven will enter. 22 “Many will say to Me on that day, ‘Lord, … Continue reading →
There is No Right to Die
Earlier this week, lifenews.com published the story of an elderly woman in The Netherlands who died by assisted suicide, the primary reason being that she was going blind due to macular degeneration. She was also experiencing other age related problems. … Continue reading →
When a Little Error Becomes a Big Mistake
This is a cautionary tale for anyone with a job to do. It happens to be about a technical issue, but the same thing could apply to whatever profession occupies your working day. Apply it to any situation where you’re … Continue reading →