Well, it had to happen. You can’t be my age and expect the reflexes, synapses, and sarcomeres to respond to every situation exactly as you’d like. I fell off my bike while it was moving and made violent contact … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2009
Who To Believe?
The Post and Courier and the Wall Street Journal have dueling headlines in today’s papers. The Post and Courier front page lead says this: New home sales soar in June The Wall Street Journal story, found on page C12, starts … Continue reading
Roundabout the Intersection
Here’s a common sight on our roads. Looks like a few cars got together at an intersection. I wonder if somebody ran a red light? After all, these days, no self respecting dude or dudette dares to apply their … Continue reading
Life and Golf
We are all moving through life. For some, the rate of change is obvious and disconcerting, while for others the years pass as slowly as glaciers grinding the earth. But as the progression approaches its inevitable conclusion, as the slope … Continue reading
The Tyranny of Petty Bureaucrats
As I walk down the lane of life it seems that more and more people and things are crowding me. I don’t like crowds. Recently I did a favor for a friend and picked up a few grocery items for … Continue reading