Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous Rambling Wow, the winter blues. If you're suffering from them, do a white man thing and think about the farmers markets that you can attend this spring. And why is it a white man thing? Because a couple of professors have declared farmers markets to be white

> "Nolan's third Batman film was inspired by Charles Dickens's 'A Tale of Two Cities,' though much of the dialogue might have been written by Edmund Burke." https://t.co/L13AvIL32B > — The American Conservative (@amconmag) January 21, 2018 [https://twitter.com/

Trans Fun Man, I love: The idiots are attacking one another as the logical implications of trans living play out. Under attack now: Heterosexual males who claim to believe the trans hogwash but refuse to date another man who says he's a woman [http://www.bbc.com/news/

Brews You Can Use For the first time this year, I feel normal. I still had low energy and virtually no motivation this week, but yesterday, I noticed that I seemed to have my wind back. Heck, I almost felt good. So I'll celebrate. My hometown is having

Running a bit late today. Theology on Tap went well last night. We changed the venue, which seemed to make a big difference. I'll be continuing the series. Next up: Zen Buddhism. It's a natural outgrowth of last night's lecture, which talked about Kerouac&

Kerouac and Anthony "I felt like a million dollars; I was adventuring in the crazy American night." That was a Jack Kerouac Tweet. Alright, Kerouac didn't Tweet it, of course, since he died in 1967, which was, what, two years before Twitter, but I saw it

On Saturday the word s***hole was projected on to Trump's D.C. hotel. It got even worse when Motel 6 sued them for copyright infringement. Fallon

Miscellaneous Rambling The Little Flower Company is Facebook official [https://www.facebook.com/The-Little-Flower-Company-1593872617362439/]. Therese seems excited to get started. We're working through a flower business book, but I'm open to suggestions. If anyone knows anything about growing quantities of cut flowers and wouldn't

Miscellaneous Rambling: On History Day 12. The flu softens its grip on me every day, but it's not going away soon. Although I am taking walks outdoors (on top of the exercise, my lungs seem to enjoy the cold), I'm still not back to a regular