Fantasy Games Hard for Boys to Put Down
Here’s one of those news items that flash past you with all the bigger more important things as you peruse the headlines that makes you do a double take and […]
Monthly Archives: May 2011
The State of Bubba
I have a member of my North Texas community who frequently writes to the Letters to the Editor column often accusing the President, the Democrats and liberals of every social […]
Is the Change We Voted for in 2008 Finally Gaining Some Footing?
In his Presidential campaign Obama promised voters “Change We Can Believe In” but did the economic down spiral generated long before his inauguration negatively impact his effectiveness and the voters’ […]
To Not Die in Vain
Yet another Memorial Day rolls around With each flag placed neatly on rounded mound Of those lying silent beneath the ground. There lies each woman and man Who perished in a distant […]
Our Meat Might Not Moo in the Furture
My friend Donna Cavanagh is having difficulty in deciding if her meat should come from a petri dish or the animal warehouses. Getting ready to chomp down on your […]
Liberty and Freedom in America Still Have Barriers to Overcome
A piece by Leonard Pitts on the editorial page of my hometown newspaper highlighted an event that on the surface appears anti-climatic but represents an event that was history making […]
Abnormal Extreme Weather Threatens a Rise in Property Insurance Rates
I’ve made numerous references in my posts on this blog about the association between fossil fuel use, how it affects our health and how that impacts our health care costs. […]
Ben Stein: Master Jurist?
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, or DSK as he is known in France, may have acted too hastily in selecting his attorney to defend him against criminal charges of “oral sexual conduct and […]
Texas Tea Party and the Feds
Texas Governor Perry to Feds 6 months ago – “Get off our Back” Texas Governor Perry to Feds Today – “Why haven’t you got our back?” Remember the lines from […]
What’s In a Name?
What should we call those who have our back as opposed to those who would put a knife in it? What should we call those who fail to acknowledge that […]
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