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School Closures
The public schools around here have already decided to close for tomorrow, and I wonder why. I take the possibility of a hurricane...
Heroes: The Need for Strength and Courage
I've discovered that very often when I am impressed by an Epoch Times article, the author turns out to be Jeffrey Tucker ....
The Ukraine, Thirty Years Ago
There is a lot about the Ukraine, and Ukrainian history, that we don't know. I remember that shortly after we became involved in...
Enough, Already!
The following is from CNN. If you want the information from a news outlet with a different political perspective, you can easily find...
To Be the Party of Human-Scale Life
One of my favorite Substack people (Heather Heying, Natural Selections ) wrote this in her article entitled, " It’s an...
Rescue the Republic - Join the Resistance, Part 2
Rescue the Republic—Join the Resistance As promised , here is more about the Rescue the Republic rally. A graphic of...
Rescue the Republic - Join the Resistance
I'm not the kind of person who attends demonstrations, or pretty much any large-crowd events. I went to exactly one major rock...
New York City, November 2016
This is a partial post that I began in December 2016, and have neglected ever since. Whatever other commentary I was going to add is...
"We're Not Going Back"
C. S. Lewis said it best: We all want progress. But progress means getting nearer to the place where you want to be. And if you...
"Melodia Perpetua" by John Dupuis
This where-are-they-now? post is particularly for our children, and any others who played in the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra with...
Overwhelm
I'm terrible about organizing and identifying photos and memorabilia. My intentions are good, but follow-through abysmal. I keep working...
Don't Be Manipulated
Don't be manipulated. Good advice, but very broad, and hard to follow. This post was inspired by what I have read about "bad...
Heroes: Andrew Klavan
I've started a new category, which I've called "Heroes." Here's the first post. It's not the most important, but it's the first—so...
The Reliability of Water
You know how you do a search on your computer or your phone, and the next thing you know an advertisement related to that search shows...
The Greatest Evil
Of Course They Are
In the mad scramble to establish whether or not immigrant families are eating people's pets and wild ducks and geese in parks, the...
Kudos to the Democratic Party
You heard that right. I'm here today to praise the Democratic Party. They may have betrayed my 56 years of loyalty; they may have cut...
Coconut Oil
I made nasi goreng (Indonesian fried rice) for dinner tonight. (It was yummy.) The oil I used was coconut oil, and the experience...
The Battle Between Conservation and Environmentalism
I grew up a conservationist. That's the kind of thing that happens when you live in the shadow of New York's Adirondack...
Chocolate, No Politics
I think we all need some good news this morning, completely free of political angst. Dark Chocolate May Be Good for the Eyes, Study...
What We Don't Want To Hear about the Ukraine War
When Russia invaded the Ukraine, I was naturally on the side of the underdog. I was thrilled when our choir sang John Rutter's A...
For the Bagpipers Among Us
Yes, I do have at least two bagpipe players among my readers! I haven't seen The Crown , but that doesn't stop me from enjoying...
Erosion of Trust, Part 2
This morning I posted Jordan Peterson's take on the disastrous fall from grace of America's once-trusted institutions: ...
Jordan Peterson On the Erosion of Trust
I don't always understand Jordan Peterson, nor do I always agree him, but he is always interesting and makes me think. Here...