Monthly Archives: May 2010

It’s morning on Memorial Day and I was laying in the hammock, reading (okay, it is early on a holiday for many, but never sleep past 7 or so), when my wife called me in to see a Today Show … Continue reading →

When I was in college, which seems like 100 years ago, we protested. Damn, we protested everything: The War in Vietnam, segregation in the south, administrative decisions at the university I attended. We were there, we were out, we were … Continue reading →

My day has been rather unremarkable. That noted, I’ll “journalize” here. The morning comprised the gym, which it generally does on the weekend. During the week, I attend either at noon or late in the afternoon. It’s a rather simple … Continue reading →

It seems appropriate to write about British Petroleum, however, I don’t think I can add anything original or creative. Clearly, it’s a disaster of the first magnitude, hell, it’s now being called the greatest environment catastrophe in history. While certain … Continue reading →

I’ve often written about my friend “Joe Doakes,” who’s a “typical” American, “workaday Joe,” filled with all the anxieties and issues that arise. And I’ve discussed my belief that the “economic recovery” is more of a “statistical economic recovery,” than … Continue reading →