Max Dressed Himself for Church

He's still struggling with the collar concept.

Something for Sunday Morning

"Start by making your own homes places where peace, happiness, and love abound, through your love for each member of our family and for our neighbors." Mother Teresa. Good advice for the entire year, but especially these coming weeks.

Friday

BYCU: Taxes and Top Ten List I'll drink to it: Congress Sends Tax Cut Bill to Obama's Desk [http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/12/17/congress-passes-extend-tax-cuts-jobless-aid/] . It'll save me money on social security taxes, save many of

Thursday

Twitter Man, this holiday season is getting away from me. I don't even feel that busy, but then I look at all the crap I have to do and, whew, I wonder where the time has gone. * * * * * * * I watched the original Night of the Living Dead (1968) yesterday,

Wednesday

Understanding The Federal Reserve A month ago, I said I was going to tackle Allan Metzer's A History of the Federal Reserve. Unfortunately, it broke my tackle. The book is difficult, largely because it uses a lot of professional terminology. I'm still glancing through a page

TEE

"Humility in pre-Christian ethics was an insult." Nassim Taleb -- Mobile post

Tuesday

"The Attack of the Small Screen." Part Six of Moguls and Movie Stars on TCM. The re-run played last night at 7:00, then I watched Part Seven at 8:00. The 7-episode series is now over. It was highly enjoyable, with a slight political slant

Monday

What is Manliness? Lew Rockwell frequently links to "The Art of Manliness." It's a decent site, but I think it's more like Gentleman's Quarterly than a man's site. When I think of men, I basically have two stereotypes: John Wayne

The Octo-blade

How do you clear snow? Shovel? Snow-blower? Snow service? I use . . . The Octo-Blade! It's an octopus-like machine that attacks the snow from eight different angles, using different-sized blades to hit different accumulations. The little blades take care of the front porch and areas under

Something for Sunday Morning

There is no sin nor wrong that gives man such a foretaste of Hell in this life as anger and impatience. St. Catherine of Siena