Monthly Archives: January 2010

Growing up in the small town of Emsworth – a suburb of Pittsburgh, life was truly remarkable as a child. I had five cousins living within seven blocks of my house, and four more living three miles away. For the … Continue reading →

I am reminded this morning, as I sit at the breakfast table reading the morning paper, of what true courage is – a thing that most never know [first hand], and something that is rarely, if ever truly, recognized. The … Continue reading →

The final pieces for Roadside Redemption are in final edit, as I type, and should be posted to my website within the next day or two. It is exciting to have it coming to a final stage, and several weeks … Continue reading →

Life is continuing to move forward, very rapidly and I am holding on with both hands and enjoying every minute of it. This evening Stephnie and I attended a closing party at the Customs House Museum, in Clarksville, where my … Continue reading →

Ok!  Now I truly just have to laugh… if only I could! Once again, and perhaps, to the greatest extreme of absurdities yet, tele-evangelist Pat Robertson has done his part by reporting on the massive devastation, encountered by the Haitian … Continue reading →

Earlier today I posted – actually Tweeted a link to an op-ed piece about, what has now become, the “big” story of the day. In the original op-ed piece, the author made reference to Harry Reid’s comment about the shade … Continue reading →

Ok, so I need to rant, a bit. For decades I would never buy anything that offered a “mail in” rebate. For me it was a combination of two factors: 1. Why should I let them gain interest, on my … Continue reading →

I spent the majority of the day delving into revamping the website. It has been neglected for quite sometime, just like eveything else for the past several months.  Deadlines were missed, while projects were put on hold. My desire is … Continue reading →

I know I have blamed a lot on the concussion, so why stop. In reality, it truly does seem to be the only culprit qualified, and even quantified, for the blame. Today found my endeavors switching gears, a bit – … Continue reading →

Elephants gather in dim moonlit sanctuaries Cattle birds dance leaving trails of white – in blurred, but whispful patterns. The Africa moon hangs low to the horizon casting long shadows, and bathing the earthen scape. The stirrings of ancient nomadic … Continue reading →