Tuesday
The practice of law can be highly frustrating and stressful, especially when dealing with bureaucrats. Sometimes I handle it well, sometimes . . . not so well. But I …
Month: April 2013
Monday
You Go, Girl Articles like this used to make me mad. Now they make me chuckle. Kentucky woman ordained as priest in defiance of Roman Catholic Church. The woman, …
Something for Sunday Morning
“You like to multi-task? Then work well. In that way, you provide for your family and become spiritually stronger at the same time. The same can be said of …
Saturday
Finally, a gorgeous weekend. Of course, I celebrated by gardening all afternoon then knocking back a bottle of wine, so I’m not feeling great for Day Two of the …
Friday
BYCU Just as I believe that big business rapes America (not always, of course, but too often to trust ’em), I believe small business is America’s greatest virtue. Sure, …
Some Good Fallon
Microsoft founder Bill Gates is in a little trouble today. Apparently people in South Korea are mad at him for giving a one-handed handshake to the country’s president, which …
Thursday
Hey, just as long as they keep the debate civil: Topless pro-LGBT protesters beat breasts and squirt water at Catholic archbishop.
Wednesday
The editor of an anthology of garden writing once wrote something like, “A man with a garden is a peaceful man.” I agree with that. Of course, I occasionally …
Potential New Site
Well, it looks like my web provider and I might be heading to court. I wouldn’t be surprised if they crash my site altogether. If they do, please go …
Tuesday
Very little blogging today. My web provider has again let me down. Things, technologically-speaking, are getting very bad for TDE. Last week, my web provider inadvertently blocked my access …
Monday
Miscellany Whew, that was some brutal weather last weekend. I woke up Saturday morning to snow on the ground. It appears my early garden weathered it alright. Things are …
Something for Sunday Morning
“In our work, as in other aspects of ordinary life such as in family and social commerce, in periods of rest and leisure . . . we always have …