Monthly Archives: August 2023

Idalia. That’s the name of a tropical storm that in the next few hours–maybe before I finish this posting–is expected to turn into a category 3 hurricane, packing winds of near 100 mph. It is expected to hit somewhat north … Continue reading →

What are you watching? Nothing. Well, I see you staring at the tele, so you must know what you’re watching, huh? There. Now the tele has gone to black. Can I legitimately now say I am watching nothing? Then why … Continue reading →

Things fall apart; the center cannot hold; mere anarchy is loosed upon the world. That segment from William Butler Yeats‘ poem The Second Coming, always had relevance as a summation of the chaos and calamity contained in life-at-large. Life is … Continue reading →

Has it really been forty-one months since the covid shut-down? Did that universally stressful stretch of time really happen? Stuck at home, with even the fitbit strolls, saunters, amblings, and power hikes becoming somewhat self-delusional as far as sustaining that … Continue reading →