Monthly Archives: March 2020
Who Am I, Really?
More than the Sum of My Body Parts It’s a fair question. One’s identity is so tied up with self-image that it can get confusing at times. Now, think about that word “image“. Have you ever considered what it could … Continue reading
Yes, 1981 was a Pivotal Year*
Attempted Assassination of Ronald Reagan On this day in 1981, John Hinckley tried to kill the 40th President of the United States. “Hinckley was reported to have been driven by an obsessive fixation on actress Jodie Foster. He was found … Continue reading
A Small Footnote in History
Maurice Strong (April 29, 1929 – November 27, 2015) I wrote about the Rio Conference 1992 in yesterday’s post COVID-19: Is There a Hidden Agenda. This man organized that conference for the United Nations. When I shared what I’d written … Continue reading
COVID-19: Is There a Hidden Agenda?
Something is definitely wrong. Let’s be clear here: I don’t f**king love Atheism, but I do admire George Carlin’s ability to call out incompetence whenever he saw it: “This is the kind of shit you’d expect from an office temp … Continue reading
Have We Learned Anything from History?
The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964). Today, in 193 AD, Pertinax, the successor to Emperor Commodus, was killed, triggering what would become known as the Year of Five Emperors. Because the United States of America is loosely based on … Continue reading
Caught Between a Log and a Hard Frame
[No chipmunks were harmed during the shooting of this photograph.]
Revelation: Corona Borealis
Don’t you just love it when several disjointed bits of information suddenly come together to give you the ‘bigger’ picture? That’s what happened when I looked at a post from two years ago, here. There was a picture showing the … Continue reading
