Dear Reader, As I’ve watched autumn color fill our hills and dales, I couldn’t escape feeling the change of seasons, and, if you’ll indulge me, a bit of poetry came into view: Things Half Done Cool winds at the door most mornings. Setting suns in our rearview mirrors in the early eves. A feeling of things half done, half done.
>Dear readers, as I’m sure you are all aware, this election cycle is unique, and that’s putting it mildly. It requires the electorate to see this contest in different terms, I believe, than any before it. >I have endeavored, in previous posts, to pass by the smoke and mirrors, the distractions, and the subterfuge. I have tried to paint the
Dear readers, as I’m sure you are all aware, this election cycle is unique, and that’s putting it mildly. It requires the electorate to see this contest in different terms, I believe, than any before it. I have endeavored, in previous posts, to pass by the smoke and mirrors, the distractions, and the subterfuge. I have tried to paint the
>Last week, the American Psychological Association announced a startling finding. Are you ready for this? Are you prepared for their finding? You are? All right then! The American Psychological Association has determined that:.. Americans …ARE STRESSED! That’s it ladies and gentlemen! American’s are stressed! Did they go to college to figure this out? Did they actually pay tuition money for
Last week, the American Psychological Association announced a startling finding. Are you ready for this? Are you prepared for their finding? You are? All right then! The American Psychological Association has determined that:.. Americans …ARE STRESSED! That’s it ladies and gentlemen! American’s are stressed! Did they go to college to figure this out? Did they actually pay tuition money for
With the media coverage of this presidential election reaching new heights of bias and absurdity (see my post from 9/12/16, “Common Sense Scoreboard”), and America rushing headlong into the political abyss, I feel that we all need a “sanity break” for a change. Accordingly, I would like to share a curious observation that I have made that seems to defy
Dear readers, with the media coverage of this presidential election reaching new heights of bias and absurdity (see my post from 9/12/16, “Common Sense Scoreboard”), and America rushing headlong into the political abyss, I feel that we all need a “sanity break” for a change. Accordingly, I would like to share a curious observation that I have made that seems
Dear readers, with the media coverage of this presidential election reaching new heights of bias and absurdity (see my post from 9/12/16, “Common Sense Scoreboard”), and America rushing headlong into the political abyss, I feel that we all need a “sanity break” for a change. Accordingly, I would like to share a curious observation that I have made that seems
>As of 9:00 this evening, Mr. Trump has shown no signs of “Trexit”, heading not, my earnest advice. (Big surprise!). Despite a golden opportunity to punt, it looks like he’s going to run the ball on the fourth down. So, with this in mind I thought we might take a common sense look at the “scoreboard” as it stands at
In this essay I’d like to take a look at the Trump vs. Hillary “scoreboard” as it appears at the end of the “third quarter.” I will endeavor to leave out the b.s., so we’ll call it a “Common Sense Scoreboard.” Let’s see, we’ve learned, from a leaked 10 year old interview, that: 1) Mr. Trump, not in mixed company,