Saturday Political Humor
Mr. Priebus’s Neighborhood It’s not a beautiful day in the neighborhood this morning kids. The Supreme Court has dashed our hopes of repealing “Obamacare” and now we must ramp […]
Monthly Archives: June 2012
Hats Off to the Mayor of NYC
I’m not a big fan of Mayor Bloomberg but it’s always good to see a politician doing what’s in the interests of those who pay his salary as opposed to […]
Our Past As Present: Reconsidering Food Co-ops
At a time when there is growing concern about the safety of our food supply and the often hazardous means to produce it, home-grown organic suppliers can fill the need […]
Will the Religious Right Use Scientific Research to Hype Their Views?
“We seem to prefer a comfortable lie to the uncomfortable truth. We punish those who point out reality, and reward those who provide us with the comfort of illusion.” – […]
The Man Who Fathered Me
The man who fathered me often lacked diplomacy and seldom showed he cared. He worked long hours, not skipping a beat but at day’s end would make his retreat to […]
The Unrecognized Joy (and Humor) of Fatherhood
This is a piece I wrote over two years ago before I began my blog here at Woodgate’s View that addresses the issue of being a new dad; a timely topic […]
Anything But That Which Matters
How much confidence does a political Party exude when they only have a bumper sticker slogan for dealing with the complex issues we face as a nation? As we […]
If Assisting the Economically Deprived is Immoral Then Jesus Was a Pimp
“Nor was there anyone among them who lacked; for all who were possessors of lands or houses sold them, and brought the proceeds of the things that were sold, and […]
The Future of Technology and the Junk It Creates
Technology is always advancing and making life easier, safer and healthier but there are often unexpected consequences that come with progress. THEN … … And Now Fellow blogger Ron […]
Still Alive
If anyone was wondering why I haven’t been publishing on a regular basis, there are a combination of things that factor into my lack of postings. I’ve been undergoing some […]
