I do not support the concept of group guilt, thus I am opposed to all identity politics. Adding a qualifier to the concepts of truth or justice diminishes and can even invalidate them. I reject the notions of political correctness […]
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As a general rule, it is a complete waste of energies to dream of the possible. It is better to aim for the stars and only reach the mountain top than to aim for a cow pie and hit it. […]
Continue reading »My Father Is Gone.
I first met my father late in the summer of 1960. Our final moment together in this life was at his bedside late Friday evening, March 24th, when his heart finally quit beating after a long series of health problems. […]
Continue reading »The twisting of fate–in my father’s words.
Shortly after my wedding some 30 odd years, seven children, and 12 grandchildren ago, my family faced one our darkest moments when, while on a family trip, we lost my younger brother Brian. What follows here is my father’s recollections […]
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Americans Certify Second Amendment, Divided Over Gun Laws | Angus Reid Public Opinion A majority of respondents endorse the “shall-issue” prerogative to deal with the question of concealed carry. Most people in the United States agree on the meaning of […]
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Mark Steyn: ‘Occupy’ is Anarchists for Big Government
“Do it for the children, the Democrats like to say. They’re the children we did it for, and, if this is the best they can do, they’re done for.”
Continue reading »New England in the late 1950s
I have been converting my father’s 35mm slide collection to digital and thought that I might share a few of the classics: Somewhere in Connecticut, fall of 1958 Lobster, Fairhaven, Mass 1959 A classic view of Horse Neck Beach, August […]
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Hello again, world.
Well, I’m back. Of course, no one noticed I was gone, but it makes me feel better to announce my return.
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