We’ve had a few hiccups along the way since our solar power system went active on the house on April 23, but we’re finally seeing some divid...

Part One and the Only Part Today: Beatles Breakthrough I haven’t been shy with my disdain of The Beatles. Sure, they have a few hummable t...

Late last week, an aspiring author asked a question in an authors’ group on Facebook, something along these lines: How will the government t...

Part One: Overdramatizing A Tale of Telling Lies There is no reason to embellish the story of Richard Hanssen. Oh, I guess if you’re wri...

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Last October, we had a surprise snowstorm that brought about five or so inches of heavy snow. Most of the trees in the neighborhood still ha...

Spent nearly five hours weeding the garden this morning*. Dogs protected me from the following: 1. Conner Turpin mowing the lawn next door...

Part One: An Unpopular Opinion. Yes, there is this: If you've seen this 28-second scene, you've seen the best, and pretty mu...

At the bottom of it, it doesn’t matter that the amount of radioactive material lost in this particular instance is small. Nor that it’s n...

Dear Liam, There came a time when Jesus asked his disciples to sail with him across the Sea of Galilee, as told in the fourth chapter of M...